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• part of same to you translation of berdin Greetings 1
• part of Ablative case Go 1
• part of Ablative case Go 2
• part of Ablative case Go 3
• part of Ablative case Postpostions 1
• part of Ablative case Postpostions 2
• part of Ablative case Postpostions 3
• part of Ablative case Egon2 1
• part of Ablative case Egon2 2
• part of Ablative case Egon2 3
• part of Ablative case Nongo 1
• part of Ablative case Nongo 2
• part of Ablative case Nongo 3
• part of Ablative case Because 1-1
• part of Ablative case Because 1-2
• part of Ablative case Because 1-3
• part of Ablative case Because 1-4
• part of Ablative case Because 2-1
• part of Ablative case Because 2-2
• part of Ablative case Because 2-2
• part of Ablative case Weather 1
• part of Ablative case Weather 2
• part of Ablative case Weather 3
• part of Ablative case Numbers 2-1
• part of Ablative case Numbers 2-2
• part of Ablative case Numbers 2-3
• part of Ablative case Spring
• part of Ablative case Summer
• part of Ablative case Autumn
• part of Ablative case Winter
• part of Ablative case Week
• part of Ablative case Walking 1
• part of Ablative case Walking 2
• part of Ablative case NORTAZ 1
• part of Ablative case NORTAZ 2
• part of Ablative case NORTAZ 3
• part of Ablative case Time 1
• part of Ablative case Time 2
• part of Ablative case Time 3
• part of Ablative case Commands 1
• part of Ablative case Commands 2
• part of Ablative case Directions 1
• part of Ablative case Directions 2
• part of Ablative case Compound Verbs 1-1
• part of Ablative case Compound Verbs 1-2
• part of Ablative case Compound Verbs 1-3
• part of Ablative case Dative Commands 1
• part of Ablative case Dative Commands 2
• part of Ablative case Dative Commands 3
• part of Ablative case Reflective Verbs 1
• part of Ablative case Reflective Verbs 2
• part of Ablative case Reflective Verbs 3
• part of Ablative case Ukan 1-1
• part of Ablative case Ukan 1-2
• part of Ablative case Ukan 1-3
• part of Ablative case Ukan 2-1
• part of Ablative case Ukan 2-2
• part of Ablative case Ukan 2-3
• part of Ablative case Transitive Verbs 1-1
• part of Ablative case Transitive Verbs 1-2
• part of Ablative case Transitive Verbs 1-3
• part of Ablative case Transitive Verbs 2-1
• part of Ablative case Transitive Verbs 2-2
• part of Ablative case Transitive Verbs 2-3
• part of Ablative case Ukan/Edun Remote Past (single object)
• part of Ablative case Ukan/Edun Remote Past (plural object)
• part of Ablative case Egin 1
• part of Ablative case Egin 2
• part of Ablative case Egin 3
• part of Ablative case Eduki 1 (Transitive Verbs)
• part of Ablative case Eduki 2 (Transitive Verbs)
• part of Ablative case Eduki 3 (Transitive Verbs)
• part of Ablative case Eduki 4 (Transitive Verbs)
• part of Ablative case Jakin 1
• part of Ablative case Jakin 2
• part of Ablative case Jakin 3
• part of Ablative case Jakin 4
• part of Ablative case Jakin 5
• part of Ablative case Ari Izan 1
• part of Ablative case Ari Izan 2
• part of Ablative case Ari Izan 3
• part of Ablative case Norekin 1
• part of Ablative case Norekin 2
• part of Ablative case Verbal Nouns 1
• part of Ablative case Verbal Nouns 2
• part of Ablative case Verbal Nouns 3
• part of Ablative case Verbal Nouns 4
• part of Ablative case Nahi Izan 1 (Past)
• part of Ablative case Nahi Izan 2 (Present)
• part of Ablative case Nahi Izan 3 (Future)
• part of Ablative case Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• part of Ablative case Edan 1 (Past)
• part of Ablative case Edan 2 (Present and Future)
• part of Ablative case Jan 1
• part of Ablative case Jan 2
• part of Ablative case Jan 3 (Breakfast)
• part of Ablative case Jan 4 (Lunch and Dinner)
• part of Ablative case Jan 5 (Spices)

Phrases

• I am going to the lake. Go 1
• We are going to the church. Go 1
• Are they going to the hotel or mini-hotel? Go 1
• I am going to the mountain. Go 1
• Are you going to the car? Go 1
• No, she is not going to the store, but rather she is going to the bank. Go 1
• No, she is not going to the store, but rather she is going to the bank. Go 1
• No, he is not going to the store, but rather he is going to the bank. Go 1
• No, he is not going to the store, but rather he is going to the bank. Go 1
• We are coming from the forest and going to the river. Go 1
• Are you all going to the forest? Go 1
• NAre you (plural) going to the forest? Go 1
• NAre you going to the forest? Go 1
• The drivers are going to the train station. Go 1
• I was going to the mountains. Go 2
• We were going to the farm houses. Go 2
• We were going to the farms. Go 2
• The grandmothers were going to the stores. Go 2
• No, I was not going to the schools, but rather I was going to the churches. Go 2
• No, I was not going to the schools, but rather I was going to the churches. Go 2
• Was father also going to the buses? Go 2
• We were coming from the forest and going to the houses. Go 2
• Were you all going to the trees? Go 2
• Were you (plural) going to the trees? Go 2
• Were you going to the trees? Go 2
• Were the mothers going to the bicycles? Go 2
• I am going to Irun. Go 3
• Are you going to San Sebastian? Go 3
• The son is going to France. Go 3
• You all are going to Europe. Go 3
• You (plural) are going to Europe. Go 3
• You are going to Europe. Go 3
• The daughters are going to Bilbao. Go 3
• I was going to Vitoria. Go 3
• Were you going to Italy? Go 3
• The aunt was going to Spain. Go 3
• We were going to Madrid. Go 3
• Were you all going to Basque Country? Go 3
• Were you all going to the Basque Country? Go 3
• Were you (plural) going to Basque Country? Go 3
• Were you (plural) going to the Basque Country? Go 3
• Were you going to the Basque Country? Go 3
• Were you going to Basque Country? Go 3
• The uncles were going to Germany. Go 3
• The fast mice are next to the nice turtle. Postpostions 1
• Look! The long snake is next to the ugly owl. Postpostions 1
• The fat fish is next to the small chicken. Postpostions 1
• The book is next to the purse. Postpostions 2
• The bird is next to the chair. Postpostions 2
• The restaurant is next to the bar. Postpostions 3
• The restaurant is next to the pub. Postpostions 3
• The bar is next to the hotel. Postpostions 3
• The pub is next to the hotel. Postpostions 3
• Nobody was next to the blue bird. Egon2 3
• Nothing is next to the green turtle. Egon2 3
• Because it is warm, we are going to the river. Weather 1
• Every day, twenty eight trains go from San Sebastian to Bilbao. Numbers 2-1
• Thirty eight tourists are going to Irun today. Numbers 2-1
• Today, hirty eight tourists are going to Irun. Numbers 2-1
• Ninety cows are going to the farm. Numbers 2-1
• Every month, three hundred and thirty three trains go from Vitoria to Bilbao. Numbers 2-2
• On Sunday, we go to church. Week
• On Monday, I go to Santiago. Week
• Yesterday, the child went to school by bus. NORTAZ 1
• In September. we will go to the Basque country by bus. NORTAZ 1
• Every Sunday, the priest goes to church by bus. NORTAZ 1
• Tomorrow, the waiter will go to Germany by train. NORTAZ 1
• The tourists will go to Irun by train in June. NORTAZ 1
• Every week the ferry goes to Irun. NORTAZ 1
• The police officer is going to Bilbao by ferry. NORTAZ 1
• Every day I go to Bilbao by ferry.. NORTAZ 1
• Every week, the doctor goes to Santiago by airplane. NORTAZ 1
• Every week, the doctor goes to Santiago by plane. NORTAZ 1
• The cook is going to the stores of Bilbao by truck. NORTAZ 1
• The cook is going to the stores of Bilbao by lorry. NORTAZ 1
• The man goes to the store by motorcycle every day. NORTAZ 1
• The boy is going to school on foot. NORTAZ 2
• The nurse is going to the mountain on foot. NORTAZ 2
• We are coming from the forest and going to the river on foot. NORTAZ 2
• My son is going to school by bicycle. NORTAZ 2
• Every day, my daughter goes to the park by bicycle. NORTAZ 2
• They are going to Vitoria by taxi. NORTAZ 2
• Is he going to the mountains by horse? NORTAZ 2
• Is she going to the mountains by horse? NORTAZ 2
• Is she going to the mountains on horseback? NORTAZ 2
• Is he going to the mountains on horseback? NORTAZ 2
• Come to school Commands 1
• Go up to the church. Commands 2
• Go to the store Commands 2
• Go to the right. Directions 1
• Go to the left. Directions 1
• Turn to the left. Directions 1
• Turn to the right. Directions 1
• The fourth road goes to the lake. Directions 1
• Last year, I could come to your house by taxi. Compound Verbs 1-1
• Last year, I was able to come to your house by taxi. Compound Verbs 1-1
• Last year, I was able to come to your house by taxi. Compound Verbs 1-1
• Last month, you had to wake up early. Compound Verbs 1-1
• Last week, he could not come to our house by motorcycle. Compound Verbs 1-1
• Last week, she could not come to our house by motorcycle. Compound Verbs 1-1
• Last week, he was not able to come to our house by motorcycle. Compound Verbs 1-1
• Last week, he was not able to come to our house by motorcycle. Compound Verbs 1-1
• Last week, she was not able to come to our house by motorcycle. Compound Verbs 1-1
• Last week, she was not able to come to our house by motorcycle. Compound Verbs 1-1
• Last year, you all had to live in San Sebastian. Compound Verbs 1-1
• Last year, you (plural) had to live in San Sebastian. Compound Verbs 1-1
• Last year, you'll had to live in San Sebastian. Compound Verbs 1-1
• Last year, you had to live in San Sebastian. Compound Verbs 1-1
• Last year, they were not able to walk in Paris. Compound Verbs 1-1
• Today, I could go to the park by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-1
• Today, I was able to go to the park by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-1
• Today, I was able to go to the park by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-1
• This morning, you had to come by truck. Compound Verbs 1-1
• She was not able to walk in the park. Compound Verbs 1-1
• He was not able to walk in the park. Compound Verbs 1-1
• We could go to the plaza on foot. Compound Verbs 1-1
• We could go to the plaza by foot. Compound Verbs 1-1
• We were able to go to the plaza on foot. Compound Verbs 1-1
• We were able to go to the plaza on foot. Compound Verbs 1-1
• We were able to go to the plaza by foot. Compound Verbs 1-1
• We were able to go to the plaza by foot. Compound Verbs 1-1
• You all had to go to the beach by train. Compound Verbs 1-1
• You all had to go to the beach by train. Compound Verbs 1-1
• You (plural) had to go to the beach by train. Compound Verbs 1-1
• You (plural) had to go to the beach by train. Compound Verbs 1-1
• You'll had to go to the beach by train. Compound Verbs 1-1
• You'll had to go to the beach by train. Compound Verbs 1-1
• You had to go to the beach by train. Compound Verbs 1-1
• You had to go to the beach by train. Compound Verbs 1-1
• They were not able to walk in the airport. Compound Verbs 1-1
• I can go to the park by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• I am able to go to the park by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• I am able to go to the park by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You have to come this morning by motorcycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• He is not able to walk in the park. Compound Verbs 1-2
• He isn't able to walk in the park. Compound Verbs 1-2
• She is not able to walk in the park. Compound Verbs 1-2
• She isn't able to walk in the park. Compound Verbs 1-2
• We can go to the plaza by foot. Compound Verbs 1-2
• We are able to go to the plaza by foot. Compound Verbs 1-2
• We are able to go to the plaza by foot. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You all have to walk in the street. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You (plural) have to walk in the street. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You'll have to walk in the street. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You have to walk in the street. Compound Verbs 1-2
• They cannot to go to the church by car. Compound Verbs 1-2
• They cannot to go to the church by car. Compound Verbs 1-2
• They can't go to the church by car. Compound Verbs 1-2
• They are not able to go to the church by car. Compound Verbs 1-2
• They are not able to go to the church by car. Compound Verbs 1-2
• They cannot go to church by car. Compound Verbs 1-2
• They can't go to church by car. Compound Verbs 1-2
• They are not able to go to church by car. Compound Verbs 1-2
• They are not able to go to church by car. Compound Verbs 1-2
• Can I go to Vitoria by train? Compound Verbs 1-2
• Am I able to go to Vitoria by train? Compound Verbs 1-2
• Am I able to go to Vitoria by train? Compound Verbs 1-2
• Do you have to go? Compound Verbs 1-2
• Who is not able to come? Compound Verbs 1-2
• Are we also able to come? Compound Verbs 1-2
• You all must to school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You (plural) must go to school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You'll must go to school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You must go to school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You all have to go to school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You all have to go to school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You (plural) have to go to school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You (plural) have to go to school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You'll have to go to school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You'll have to go to school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You have to go to school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You have to go to school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You all must to the school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You (plural) must go to the school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You'll must go to the school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You must go to the school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You all have to go to the school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You all have to go to the school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You (plural) have to go to the school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You (plural) have to go to the school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You'll have to go to the school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You'll have to go to the school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You have to go to the school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• You have to go to the school by bicycle. Compound Verbs 1-2
• They are not able to walk in the park. Compound Verbs 1-2
• I will be able to go. Compound Verbs 1-3
• Tomorrow do you have to go to school? Compound Verbs 1-3
• Tomorrow do you have to go to school? Compound Verbs 1-3
• Do you have to go to school tomorrow? Compound Verbs 1-3
• Do you have to go to school tomorrow? Compound Verbs 1-3
• Tomorrow do you have to go to the school? Compound Verbs 1-3
• Tomorrow do you have to go to the school? Compound Verbs 1-3
• Do you have to go to the school tomorrow? Compound Verbs 1-3
• Do you have to go to the school tomorrow? Compound Verbs 1-3
• The daughter will not be able to go to the market by bus. Compound Verbs 1-3
• The daughter will not be able to go to the market by bus. Compound Verbs 1-3
• The daughter cannot go to the market by bus. Compound Verbs 1-3
• We will be able to go to the mountain by car. Compound Verbs 1-3
• We will be able to go to the mountain by car. Compound Verbs 1-3
• We can go to the mountain by car. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Thursday, you all will have to go to the bar. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Thursday, you all will have to go to the bar. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Thursday, you (plural) will have to go to the bar. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Thursday, you (plural) will have to go to the bar. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Thursday, you'll will have to go to the bar. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Thursday, you'll will have to go to the bar. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Thursday, you will have to go to the bar. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Thursday, you will have to go to the bar. Compound Verbs 1-3
• Thursday, you all will have to go to the bar. Compound Verbs 1-3
• Thursday, you all will have to go to the bar. Compound Verbs 1-3
• Thursday, you (plural) will have to go to the bar. Compound Verbs 1-3
• Thursday, you (plural) will have to go to the bar. Compound Verbs 1-3
• Thursday, you'll will have to go to the bar. Compound Verbs 1-3
• Thursday, you'll will have to go to the bar. Compound Verbs 1-3
• Thursday, you will have to go to the bar. Compound Verbs 1-3
• Thursday, you will have to go to the bar. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You all will have to go to the bar on Thursday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You all will have to go to the bar on Thursday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You (plural) will have to go to the bar on Thursday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You (plural) will have to go to the bar on Thursday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You'll will have to go to the bar on Thursday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You'll will have to go to the bar on Thursday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You will have to go to the bar on Thursday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You will have to go to the bar on Thursday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Monday they will not be able to go to the lake. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Monday they will not be able to go to the lake. Compound Verbs 1-3
• Monday they will not be able to go to the lake. Compound Verbs 1-3
• Monday they will not be able to go to the lake. Compound Verbs 1-3
• They will not be able to go to the lake on Monday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• They will not be able to go to the lake on Monday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Monday they cannot go to the lake. Compound Verbs 1-3
• Monday they cannot go to the lake. Compound Verbs 1-3
• They will cannot go to the lake on Monday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Monday they can't go to the lake. Compound Verbs 1-3
• Monday they can't go to the lake. Compound Verbs 1-3
• They will can't go to the lake on Monday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Wednesday I will be able to come. Compound Verbs 1-3
• Wednesday I will be able to come. Compound Verbs 1-3
• I will be able to come on Wednesday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Tuesday you will have to walk on the beach. Compound Verbs 1-3
• Tuesday you will have to walk on the beach. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You will have to walk on the beach on Tuesday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Friday the son will be able to go to the station. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Friday the son will be able to go to the station. Compound Verbs 1-3
• Friday the son will be able to go to the station. Compound Verbs 1-3
• Friday the son will be able to go to the station. Compound Verbs 1-3
• The son will be able to go to the station on Friday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• The son will be able to go to the station on Friday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Friday the son can go to the station. Compound Verbs 1-3
• Friday the son can go to the station. Compound Verbs 1-3
• The son can go to the station on Friday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• Will we also be able to come? Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Sunday you all will have to go to church. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Sunday you all will have to go to church. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Sunday you (plural) will have to go to church. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Sunday you (plural) will have to go to church. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Sunday you'll will have to go to church. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Sunday you'll will have to go to church. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Sunday you will have to go to church. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Sunday you will have to go to church. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Sunday you all will have to go to the church. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Sunday you all will have to go to the church. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Sunday you (plural) will have to go to the church. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Sunday you (plural) will have to go to the church. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Sunday you'll will have to go to the church. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Sunday you'll will have to go to the church. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Sunday you will have to go to the church. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Sunday you will have to go to the church. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You all will have to go to church on Sunday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You all will have to go to church on Sunday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You(plural) will have to go to church on Sunday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You(plural) will have to go to church on Sunday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You'll will have to go to church on Sunday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You'll will have to go to church on Sunday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You will have to go to church on Sunday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You will have to go to church on Sunday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Sunday you will have to go to the church. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Sunday you will have to go to the church. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You all will have to go to the church on Sunday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You all will have to go to the church on Sunday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You(plural) will have to go to the church on Sunday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You(plural) will have to go to the church on Sunday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You'll will have to go to the church on Sunday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You'll will have to go to the church on Sunday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You will have to go to the church on Sunday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• You will have to go to the church on Sunday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Saturday the mothers will not be able to go to the store. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Saturday the mothers will not be able to go to the store. Compound Verbs 1-3
• Saturday the mothers will not be able to go to the store. Compound Verbs 1-3
• Saturday the mothers will not be able to go to the store. Compound Verbs 1-3
• The mothers will not be able to go to the store on Saturday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• The mothers will not be able to go to the store on Saturday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Saturday the mothers cannot go to the store. Compound Verbs 1-3
• Saturday the mothers cannot go to the store. Compound Verbs 1-3
• The mothers cannot go to the store on Saturday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• On Saturday the mothers can't go to the store. Compound Verbs 1-3
• Saturday the mothers can't go to the store. Compound Verbs 1-3
• The mothers can't go to the store on Saturday. Compound Verbs 1-3
• Who will be able to come? Compound Verbs 1-3
• Listen to me! Dative Commands 1
• Read the menu to me! Dative Commands 1
• Bring the ball to me! Dative Commands 1
• Read the book to her! Dative Commands 1
• Read the book to him! Dative Commands 1
• Write in Spanish to him! Dative Commands 1
• Write in Spanish to her! Dative Commands 1
• Speak in Spanish to her! Dative Commands 1
• Speak in Spanish to him! Dative Commands 1
• Bring the chairs to us! Dative Commands 1
• Listen to us! Dative Commands 1
• Speak in English to us, please! Dative Commands 1
• Bring the watch to them! Dative Commands 1
• Listen to them! Dative Commands 1
• Read the menu to them! Dative Commands 1
• Speak in Basque to them! Dative Commands 1
• Bring the pencils to Anitza. Dative Commands 2
• Bring the money to Miren. Dative Commands 2
• Bring the wallet to Mikel. Dative Commands 2
• Give this ball to Mikel. Dative Commands 2
• Give the ring to a teacher. Dative Commands 2
• Give the gloves to Miren. Dative Commands 2
• Listen to Anitza. Dative Commands 2
• Listen to Joseba. Dative Commands 2
• Speak in Spanish to a tourist. Dative Commands 2
• Speak in English to Mikel. Dative Commands 2
• Write in Basque to a Basque person. Dative Commands 2
• Write in Spanish to a Spanish person. Dative Commands 2
• Read the book to a student. Dative Commands 2
• Listen to your mother! Dative Commands 3
• Listen to the teacher! Dative Commands 3
• Write to your teacher! Dative Commands 3
• Give the pen to the girl. Dative Commands 3
• Bring the socks to the man. Dative Commands 3
• Bring the belt to the boy. Dative Commands 3
• Bring the skirts to the woman. Dative Commands 3
• Give this jacket to the driver. Dative Commands 3
• Give the books to the teachers. Dative Commands 3
• Give the hats to the nurses. Dative Commands 3
• Listen to the police officers. Dative Commands 3
• Listen to the doctors. Dative Commands 3
• Speak in Spanish to the tourists. Dative Commands 3
• Speak in English to the cooks. Dative Commands 3
• Write in Basque to the Basque people. Dative Commands 3
• Read the book to the students. Dative Commands 3
• Will it be pleasing to me? Reflective Verbs 1
• Is it pleasing to you? Reflective Verbs 1
• Was it pleasing to her? Reflective Verbs 1
• Was it pleasing to him? Reflective Verbs 1
• Will it be pleasing to us? Reflective Verbs 1
• Do you all like it? Is it be pleasing to you all? Reflective Verbs 1
• Is it be pleasing to you all? Reflective Verbs 1
• Is it be pleasing to you (plural)? Reflective Verbs 1
• Is it be pleasing to you'll? Reflective Verbs 1
• Is it be pleasing to you? Reflective Verbs 1
• Was it pleasing to them? Reflective Verbs 1
• The nice, white sheep were pleasing to me. Reflective Verbs 1
• The fast, green owl is pleasing to you. Reflective Verbs 1
• The good, black dog will be pleasing to him/her. Reflective Verbs 1
• The strong, brown goat was pleasing to us. Reflective Verbs 1
• The yellow fish is pleasing to you all. Reflective Verbs 1
• The yellow fish is pleasing to you (plural). Reflective Verbs 1
• The yellow fish is pleasing to you'll. Reflective Verbs 1
• The yellow fish is pleasing to you. Reflective Verbs 1
• The slow purple cow will be pleasing to you. Reflective Verbs 1
• The weak, orange mouse wasn't pleasing to me. Reflective Verbs 1
• The weak, orange mouse was not pleasing to me. Reflective Verbs 1
• The bad, blue snake is not pleasing to you. Reflective Verbs 1
• The wet, gray pig will not be pleasing to her. Reflective Verbs 1
• The wet, gray pig will not be pleasing to him. Reflective Verbs 1
• The wet, gray pig will not be pleasing to her. Reflective Verbs 1
• The wet, gray pig will not be pleasing to him. Reflective Verbs 1
• The dry, red horse wasn't pleasing to us. Reflective Verbs 1
• The dry, red horse was not pleasing to us. Reflective Verbs 1
• The dirty, orange cat isn't pleasing to you all. Reflective Verbs 1
• The dirty, orange cat isn't pleasing to you (plural). Reflective Verbs 1
• The dirty, orange cat isn't pleasing to you'll. Reflective Verbs 1
• The dirty, orange cat isn't pleasing to you. Reflective Verbs 1
• The dirty, orange cat is not pleasing to you all. Reflective Verbs 1
• The dirty, orange cat is not pleasing to you (plural). Reflective Verbs 1
• The dirty, orange cat is not pleasing to you'll. Reflective Verbs 1
• The dirty, orange cat is not pleasing to you. Reflective Verbs 1
• The hungry and thirsty chicken won't be pleasing to them. Reflective Verbs 1
• The hungry and thirsty chicken will not be pleasing to them. Reflective Verbs 1
• The poor, red bird wasn't pleasing to me. Reflective Verbs 1
• The poor, red bird was not pleasing to me. Reflective Verbs 1
• The bad, rich owl isn't pleasing to you. Reflective Verbs 1
• The bad, rich owl is not pleasing to you. Reflective Verbs 1
• The dirty, green bus won't be pleasing to him. Reflective Verbs 1
• The dirty, green bus won't be pleasing to her. Reflective Verbs 1
• The dirty, green bus will not be pleasing to him. Reflective Verbs 1
• The dirty, green bus will not be pleasing to her. Reflective Verbs 1
• The small, purple car wasn't pleasing to us. Reflective Verbs 1
• The small, purple car was not pleasing to us. Reflective Verbs 1
• The gray mouse isn't pleasing to you all. Reflective Verbs 1
• The gray mouse isn't pleasing to you (plural). Reflective Verbs 1
• The gray mouse isn't pleasing to you'll. Reflective Verbs 1
• The gray mouse isn't pleasing to you. Reflective Verbs 1
• The gray mouse is not pleasing to you all. Reflective Verbs 1
• The gray mouse is not pleasing to you (plural). Reflective Verbs 1
• The gray mouse is not pleasing to you'll. Reflective Verbs 1
• The gray mouse is not pleasing to you. Reflective Verbs 1
• The dirty, red house wasn't pleasing to them. Reflective Verbs 1
• The dirty, red house was not pleasing to them. Reflective Verbs 1
• Will they be interesting to me? Reflective Verbs 2
• Are they interesting to you? Reflective Verbs 2
• Were they interesting to her? Reflective Verbs 2
• Were they interesting to him? Reflective Verbs 2
• Will they be interesting to us? Reflective Verbs 2
• Are they interesting to you all? Reflective Verbs 2
• Are they interesting to you (plural)? Reflective Verbs 2
• Are they interesting to you'll? Reflective Verbs 2
• Are they interesting to you? Reflective Verbs 2
• Were they interesting to them? Reflective Verbs 2
• Cars were interesting to me. Reflective Verbs 2
• Dogs were interesting to you Reflective Verbs 2
• Airplanes will be interesting to him. Reflective Verbs 2
• Airplanes will be interesting to her. Reflective Verbs 2
• Trucks were interesting to us. Reflective Verbs 2
• Motorcycles are interesting to you all. Reflective Verbs 2
• Motorcycles are interesting to you (plural). Reflective Verbs 2
• Motorcycles are interesting to you'll. Reflective Verbs 2
• Motorcycles are interesting to you. Reflective Verbs 2
• Bicycles will be interesting to them. Reflective Verbs 2
• Mice were not interesting to me. Reflective Verbs 2
• Mice weren't interesting to me. Reflective Verbs 2
• Bus stations aren't interesting to you. Reflective Verbs 2
• Bus stations are not interesting to you. Reflective Verbs 2
• Train stations will not be interesting to her. Reflective Verbs 2
• Train stations won’t be interesting to her. Reflective Verbs 2
• Train stations willn not be interesting to him. Reflective Verbs 2
• Train stations won’t be interesting to him. Reflective Verbs 2
• Movie theaters were not interesting to us. Reflective Verbs 2
• Cinemas were not interesting to us. Reflective Verbs 2
• Movie theaters weren’t interesting to us. Reflective Verbs 2
• Cinemas weren’t interesting to us. Reflective Verbs 2
• Rings are not interesting to you all. Reflective Verbs 2
• Rings are not interesting to you (plural). Reflective Verbs 2
• Rings are not interesting to you'll. Reflective Verbs 2
• Rings are not interesting to you. Reflective Verbs 2
• Rings aren’t interesting to you all. Reflective Verbs 2
• Rings aren’t interesting to you (plural). Reflective Verbs 2
• Rings aren’t interesting to you'll. Reflective Verbs 2
• Rings aren’t interesting to you. Reflective Verbs 2
• Snakes will not be interesting to them. Reflective Verbs 2
• Snakes won’t be interesting to them. Reflective Verbs 2
• They were the same to me. Reflective Verbs 3
• They are the same to you. Reflective Verbs 3
• They will be the same to her. Reflective Verbs 3
• They will be the same to him. Reflective Verbs 3
• It was the same to us. Reflective Verbs 3
• It is the same to you all. Reflective Verbs 3
• It is the same to you (plural). Reflective Verbs 3
• It is the same to you'll. Reflective Verbs 3
• It is the same to you. Reflective Verbs 3
• It will be the same to them. Reflective Verbs 3
• Every day the turtles came to us. Reflective Verbs 3
• The horses come to you all. Reflective Verbs 3
• The horses come to you(plural). Reflective Verbs 3
• The horses come to you'll. Reflective Verbs 3
• The horses come to you. Reflective Verbs 3
• The dogs will come to them. Reflective Verbs 3
• The train seemed slow to us. Reflective Verbs 3
• It seems slow to you all. Reflective Verbs 3
• It seems slow to you (plural). Reflective Verbs 3
• It seems slow to you'll. Reflective Verbs 3
• It seems slow to you. Reflective Verbs 3
• It will seem slow to them. Reflective Verbs 3
• Today they listened to the song. Transitive Verbs 1-1
• They listened to the song today. Transitive Verbs 1-1
• This morning I listened to birds. Transitive Verbs 1-1
• I listened to birds this morning. Transitive Verbs 1-1
• Every night our grandparents listen to the river. Transitive Verbs 1-2
• Our grandparents listen to the river every night. Transitive Verbs 1-2
• Every night I listen to the owls. Transitive Verbs 1-2
• I listen to the owls every night. Transitive Verbs 1-2
• This morning our cousins took the cow to Germany. Transitive Verbs 2-1
• Our cousins took the cow to Germany this morning. Transitive Verbs 2-1
• Today you all carried the teachers to school. Transitive Verbs 2-1
• Today you (plural) carried the teachers to school. Transitive Verbs 2-1
• Today you'll carried the teachers to school. Transitive Verbs 2-1
• Today you carried the teachers to school. Transitive Verbs 2-1
• You all carried the teachers to school today. Transitive Verbs 2-1
• You (plural) carried the teachers to school today. Transitive Verbs 2-1
• You'll carried the teachers to school today. Transitive Verbs 2-1
• You carried the teachers to school today. Transitive Verbs 2-1
• Today I took the priests to the church. Transitive Verbs 2-1
• Today I took the priests to church. Transitive Verbs 2-1
• I took the priests to the church today. Transitive Verbs 2-1
• I took the priests to church today. Transitive Verbs 2-1
• Every day you carry a backpack to school. Transitive Verbs 2-2
• You carry a backpack to school every day. Transitive Verbs 2-2
• Every day they take the bus to school. Transitive Verbs 2-2
• They take the bus to school every day. Transitive Verbs 2-2
• Every day you all) carry pencils to school. Transitive Verbs 2-2
• Every day you (plural) carry pencils to school. Transitive Verbs 2-2
• Every day you'll carry pencils to school. Transitive Verbs 2-2
• Every day you carry pencils to school. Transitive Verbs 2-2
• You all carry pencils to school every day. Transitive Verbs 2-2
• You (plural) carry pencils to school every day. Transitive Verbs 2-2
• You'll carry pencils to school every day. Transitive Verbs 2-2
• You carry pencils to school every day. Transitive Verbs 2-2
• Every day I take two train to San Sebastian. Transitive Verbs 2-2
• I take two train to San Sebastian every day. Transitive Verbs 2-2
• Tomorrow you will carry a table to church. Transitive Verbs 2-3
• You will carry a table to church tomorrow. Transitive Verbs 2-3
• Next week the uncles will take an airplane to Madrid. Transitive Verbs 2-3
• The uncles will take an airplane to Madrid next week. Transitive Verbs 2-3
• Next month you all will carry chairs to the bar. Transitive Verbs 2-3
• Next month you (plural) will carry chairs to the bar. Transitive Verbs 2-3
• Next month you'll will carry chairs to the bar. Transitive Verbs 2-3
• Next month you will carry chairs to the bar. Transitive Verbs 2-3
• You all will carry chairs to the barnext month. Transitive Verbs 2-3
• You (plural) will carry chairs to the barnext month. Transitive Verbs 2-3
• You'll will carry chairs to the barnext month. Transitive Verbs 2-3
• You will carry chairs to the barnext month. Transitive Verbs 2-3
• Next year I will take students to Bilbao. Transitive Verbs 2-3
• I will take students to Bilbao next year. Transitive Verbs 2-3
• Last week the bus carried twenty girls to Irun. Ukan/Edun Remote Past (plural object)
• The bus carried twenty girls to Irun last week. Ukan/Edun Remote Past (plural object)
• Last year we took three cars to Irun. Ukan/Edun Remote Past (plural object)
• We took three cars to Irun last year. Ukan/Edun Remote Past (plural object)
• Mikel does not know how to drive a car. Jakin 1
• Mikel doesn't know how to drive a car. Jakin 1
• We do not know how to drive a bus. Jakin 1
• We don't know how to drive a bus. Jakin 1
• You all do not know how to drive a truck? Jakin 1
• You (plural) do not know how to drive a truck? Jakin 1
• You'll do not know how to drive a truck? Jakin 1
• You do not know how to drive a truck? Jakin 1
• You all don't know how to drive a truck? Jakin 1
• You (plural) don't know how to drive a truck? Jakin 1
• You'll don't know how to drive a truck? Jakin 1
• You don't know how to drive a truck? Jakin 1
• They do not know how to drive a taxi? Jakin 1
• They don't know how to drive a taxi? Jakin 1
• You do not know how to write in Basque. Jakin 1
• You don't know how to write in Basque. Jakin 1
• Anitza does not know how to speak German. Jakin 1
• Anitza doesn't know how to speak German. Jakin 1
• We do not know how to speak Spanish. Jakin 1
• We don't know how to speak Spanish. Jakin 1
• They do not know how to speak a foreign language. Jakin 1
• They do not know how to speak erdara. Jakin 1
• They don't know how to speak a foreign language. Jakin 1
• They don't know how to speak erdara. Jakin 1
• Do you know how to speak Basque? Jakin 1
• I know how to speak German. Jakin 2
• You know how to speak Spanish Jakin 2
• The stranger knows how to read French. Jakin 2
• You all know how to read. Jakin 2
• You (plural) know how to read. Jakin 2
• You'll know how to read. Jakin 2
• You know how to read. Jakin 2
• They know how to write. Jakin 2
• I know how to drive a car. Jakin 2
• Do you know to speak Basque? Jakin 2
• You know how to cook chicken. Jakin 2
• The turtle knows how to sing Jakin 2
• We know how to teach Basque. Jakin 2
• You all know how to clean the house. Jakin 2
• You (plural) know how to clean the house. Jakin 2
• You'll know how to clean the house. Jakin 2
• You know how to clean the house. Jakin 2
• The snakes know how to dance. Jakin 2
• The cat does not know how to sing or dance. Jakin 3
• We do not know how to read and write. Jakin 3
• You all do not know how to cook and clean. Jakin 3
• You (plural) do not know how to cook and clean. Jakin 3
• You'll do not know how to cook and clean. Jakin 3
• You do not know how to cook and clean. Jakin 3
• They do not know how to read and write. Jakin 3
• You know how to read and write. Jakin 3
• The owl knows how to kill and eat. Jakin 3
• We know how to cook and clean. Jakin 3
• You all know how to listen and teach. Jakin 3
• You (plural) know how to listen and teach. Jakin 3
• You'll know how to listen and teach. Jakin 3
• You know how to listen and teach. Jakin 3
• The cows know how to eat and sleep. Jakin 3
• I knew how to drive a train. Jakin 4
• You knew how to speak German. Jakin 4
• The girl knew how to dance. Jakin 4
• We knew how to sing. Jakin 4
• You all knew how to work. Jakin 4
• You (plural) knew how to work. Jakin 4
• You'll knew how to work. Jakin 4
• You knew how to work. Jakin 4
• The boys knew how to cook. Jakin 4
• You did not know how to read and write in Basque. Jakin 5
• We did not know how to speak Basque and Spanish. Jakin 5
• We didn't know how to speak Basque and Spanish. Jakin 5
• You all did not know how to sing and dance. Jakin 5
• You (plural) did not know how to sing and dance. Jakin 5
• You'll did not know how to sing and dance. Jakin 5
• You did not know how to sing and dance. Jakin 5
• You all didn't know how to sing and dance. Jakin 5
• You (plural) didn't know how to sing and dance. Jakin 5
• You'll didn't know how to sing and dance. Jakin 5
• You didn't know how to sing and dance. Jakin 5
• The doctor knew how to drive the car and the bus. Jakin 5
• You all knew how to dance and sing. Jakin 5
• You (plural) knew how to dance and sing. Jakin 5
• You'll knew how to dance and sing. Jakin 5
• You knew how to dance and sing. Jakin 5
• The snake is going to the park. Ari Izan 3
• You are going to Germany. Ari Izan 3
• Our parents are going to San Sebastian Ari Izan 3
• I do not like to sing. Verbal Nouns 1
• I don't like to sing. Verbal Nouns 1
• Singing is not pleasing to me. Verbal Nouns 1
• Singing isn't pleasing to me. Verbal Nouns 1
• You do not like to be in Madrid. Verbal Nouns 1
• You don’t like to be in Madrid. Verbal Nouns 1
• Being in Madrid is not pleasing to you. Verbal Nouns 1
• Being in Madrid isn’t pleasing to you Verbal Nouns 1
• He will not like to fall. Verbal Nouns 1
• He won’t like to fall. Verbal Nouns 1
• She will not like to fall. Verbal Nouns 1
• She won’t like to fall. Verbal Nouns 1
• Falling will not be pleasing to him. Verbal Nouns 1
• Falling won’t be pleasing to him. Verbal Nouns 1
• Falling will not be pleasing to her. Verbal Nouns 1
• Falling won’t be pleasing to her. Verbal Nouns 1
• We do not like to sit. Verbal Nouns 1
• We don’t like to sit. Verbal Nouns 1
• Sitting is not pleasing to us. Verbal Nouns 1
• Sitting isn’t pleasing to us. Verbal Nouns 1
• You all) do not like to wake up. Verbal Nouns 1
• You (plural) do not like to wake up. Verbal Nouns 1
• You'll do not like to wake up. Verbal Nouns 1
• You do not like to wake up. Verbal Nouns 1
• You all don’t like to wake up. Verbal Nouns 1
• You (plural) don’t like to wake up. Verbal Nouns 1
• You'll don’t like to wake up. Verbal Nouns 1
• You don’t like to wake up. Verbal Nouns 1
• Waking up was not pleasing to you all. Verbal Nouns 1
• Waking up was not pleasing to you (plural). Verbal Nouns 1
• Waking up was not pleasing to you'll. Verbal Nouns 1
• Waking up was not pleasing to you. Verbal Nouns 1
• Waking up wasn’t pleasing to you all. Verbal Nouns 1
• Waking up wasn’t pleasing to you (plural). Verbal Nouns 1
• Waking up wasn’t pleasing to you'll. Verbal Nouns 1
• Waking up wasn’t pleasing to you. Verbal Nouns 1
• They will not like to walk. Verbal Nouns 1
• They won’t like to walk. Verbal Nouns 1
• Walking will not be pleasing to them. Verbal Nouns 1
• Walking won’t be pleasing to them. Verbal Nouns 1
• I do not like to arrive here. Verbal Nouns 1
• I don’t like to arrive here. Verbal Nouns 1
• Arriving here is not pleasing to me. Verbal Nouns 1
• Arriving here isn’t pleasing to me. Verbal Nouns 1
• You do not like to depart. Verbal Nouns 1
• You don’t like to depart. Verbal Nouns 1
• Departing is not pleasing to you. Verbal Nouns 1
• Departing isn’t pleasing to you. Verbal Nouns 1
• She will not like to wait. Verbal Nouns 1
• He will not like to wait. Verbal Nouns 1
• She won’t like to wait. Verbal Nouns 1
• He won’t like to wait. Verbal Nouns 1
• Waiting will not be pleasing to her. Verbal Nouns 1
• Waiting will not be pleasing to him. Verbal Nouns 1
• Waiting won’t be pleasing to her. Verbal Nouns 1
• Waiting won’t be pleasing to him. Verbal Nouns 1
• We like to be in Irun. Verbal Nouns 1
• Being in Irun is pleasing to us. Verbal Nouns 1
• You all will like to fall from a plane. Verbal Nouns 1
• You (plural) will like to fall from a plane. Verbal Nouns 1
• You'll will like to fall from a plane. Verbal Nouns 1
• You will like to fall from a plane. Verbal Nouns 1
• Falling from a plane will be pleasing to you all. Verbal Nouns 1
• Falling from a plane will be pleasing to you (plural). Verbal Nouns 1
• Falling from a plane will be pleasing to you'll. Verbal Nouns 1
• Falling from a plane will be pleasing to you. Verbal Nouns 1
• They like to walk in France. Verbal Nouns 1
• Walking in France was pleasing to them. Verbal Nouns 1
• I like to arrive in Spain. Verbal Nouns 1
• Arriving in Spain is pleasing to me. Verbal Nouns 1
• You will like to sing in school. Verbal Nouns 1
• Singing in school will be pleasing to you. Verbal Nouns 1
• The cat likes to sit here. Verbal Nouns 1
• Sitting here is pleasing to the cat. Verbal Nouns 1
• We do not like to wake up early. Verbal Nouns 1
• We don't like to waking up early. Verbal Nouns 1
• We don't like to wake up early. Verbal Nouns 1
• Waking up early is not pleasing to us. Verbal Nouns 1
• Waking up early isn't pleasing to us. Verbal Nouns 1
• You all do not like to walk. Verbal Nouns 1
• You (plural) do not like to walk. Verbal Nouns 1
• You'll do not like to walk. Verbal Nouns 1
• You do not like to walk. Verbal Nouns 1
• You all don’t like to walk. Verbal Nouns 1
• You (plural) don’t like to walk. Verbal Nouns 1
• You'll don’t like to walk. Verbal Nouns 1
• You don’t like to walk. Verbal Nouns 1
• Walking is not pleasing to you all. Verbal Nouns 1
• Walking is not pleasing to you (plural). Verbal Nouns 1
• Walking is not pleasing to you'll. Verbal Nouns 1
• Walking is not pleasing to you. Verbal Nouns 1
• Walking isn't pleasing to you all. Verbal Nouns 1
• Walking isn't pleasing to you (plural). Verbal Nouns 1
• Walking isn't pleasing to you'll. Verbal Nouns 1
• Walking isn't pleasing to you. Verbal Nouns 1
• The cows will not like to wait. Verbal Nouns 1
• The cows won't like to wait. Verbal Nouns 1
• Waiting will not be pleasing to the cows. Verbal Nouns 1
• Waiting won't be pleasing to the cows. Verbal Nouns 1
• I like to live in Spain. Verbal Nouns 2
• You like to listen to music. Verbal Nouns 2
• You like to listen to music. Verbal Nouns 2
• You like listening to music. Verbal Nouns 2
• The girl does not like to clean. Verbal Nouns 2
• The driver does not like to stop. Verbal Nouns 2
• We like to write books. Verbal Nouns 2
• You all like to dance. Verbal Nouns 2
• You (plural) like to dance. Verbal Nouns 2
• You'll like to dance. Verbal Nouns 2
• You like to dance. Verbal Nouns 2
• The boys like to play music. Verbal Nouns 2
• The owls like to sleep. Verbal Nouns 2
• I do not like to live in France. Verbal Nouns 2
• You do not like listening to cows. Verbal Nouns 2
• You do not like to listen to cows. Verbal Nouns 2
• You do not like to listen to cows. Verbal Nouns 2
• The turtle likes to clean the table. Verbal Nouns 2
• The chicken likes to stop and to sing. Verbal Nouns 2
• The chicken likes to stop and to sing. Verbal Nouns 2
• The chicken likes to stop and sing. Verbal Nouns 2
• The students do not like to write. Verbal Nouns 2
• The students don't like to write. Verbal Nouns 2
• The pigs do not like to dance. Verbal Nouns 2
• The mothers like to play music. Verbal Nouns 2
• The cats also like to sleep. Verbal Nouns 2
• I did not like to sing. Verbal Nouns 3
• Singing was not pleasing to me. Verbal Nouns 3
• Being in Madrid was not pleasing to you. Verbal Nouns 3
• Falling was not be pleasing to her. Verbal Nouns 3
• Falling was not be pleasing to him. Verbal Nouns 3
• Sitting was not pleasing to us. Verbal Nouns 3
• Waking up was not pleasing to you all. Verbal Nouns 3
• Waking up was not pleasing to you (plural). Verbal Nouns 3
• Waking up was not pleasing to you'll. Verbal Nouns 3
• Waking up was not pleasing to y'all. Verbal Nouns 3
• Waking up was not pleasing to you. Verbal Nouns 3
• Walking was not be pleasing to them. Verbal Nouns 3
• Arriving here was not pleasing to me. Verbal Nouns 3
• You did not like to depart. Verbal Nouns 3
• Departing was not pleasing to you. Verbal Nouns 3
• He did not like to wait. Verbal Nouns 3
• She did not like to wait. Verbal Nouns 3
• Waiting was not be pleasing to him. Verbal Nouns 3
• Waiting was not be pleasing to her. Verbal Nouns 3
• I liked to live in Spain Verbal Nouns 3
• Living in Spain was pleasing to me. Verbal Nouns 3
• You liked to listen to music. Verbal Nouns 3
• You liked to listen to music. Verbal Nouns 3
• Listening to music was pleasing to you. Verbal Nouns 3
• Listening to music was pleasing to you. Verbal Nouns 3
• The girl did not like to clean. Verbal Nouns 3
• Cleaning was not pleasing to the girl. Verbal Nouns 3
• The driver did not like to stop. Verbal Nouns 3
• Stopping was not pleasing to the driver. Verbal Nouns 3
• We liked to write books. Verbal Nouns 3
• Writing books was pleasing to us. Verbal Nouns 3
• You all liked to dance. Verbal Nouns 3
• You (plural) liked to dance. Verbal Nouns 3
• You'll liked to dance. Verbal Nouns 3
• Y'all liked to dance. Verbal Nouns 3
• You liked to dance. Verbal Nouns 3
• Dancing was pleasing to you all. Verbal Nouns 3
• Dancing was pleasing to you (plural). Verbal Nouns 3
• Dancing was pleasing to you'll. Verbal Nouns 3
• Dancing was pleasing to y'all. Verbal Nouns 3
• Dancing was pleasing to you. Verbal Nouns 3
• The boys liked to play music. Verbal Nouns 3
• Playing music was pleasing to the boys. Verbal Nouns 3
• The owls liked to sleep. Verbal Nouns 3
• Sleeping was pleasing to the owls. Verbal Nouns 3
• I am going to school to learn Basque. Verbal Nouns 4
• I am going to school to learn Basque. Verbal Nouns 4
• You are going to Madrid to see our grandmother. Verbal Nouns 4
• You are going to Madrid to see our grandmother. Verbal Nouns 4
• Mother is going to the store to buy bread. Verbal Nouns 4
• Mother is going to the store to buy bread. Verbal Nouns 4
• We are going home to help our mother. Verbal Nouns 4
• You all are going to the mountain to kill the owl. Verbal Nouns 4
• You all are going to the mountain to kill the owl. Verbal Nouns 4
• You (plural) are going to the mountain to kill the owl. Verbal Nouns 4
• You (plural) are going to the mountain to kill the owl. Verbal Nouns 4
• You'll are going to the mountain to kill the owl. Verbal Nouns 4
• You'll are going to the mountain to kill the owl. Verbal Nouns 4
• Y'all are going to the mountain to kill the owl. Verbal Nouns 4
• Y'all are going to the mountain to kill the owl. Verbal Nouns 4
• You are going to the mountain to kill the owl. Verbal Nouns 4
• You are going to the mountain to kill the owl. Verbal Nouns 4
• They are going to the beach to play. Verbal Nouns 4
• They are going to the beach to play. Verbal Nouns 4
• The teacher is going to school to teach Basque. Verbal Nouns 4
• The teacher is going to school to teach Basque. Verbal Nouns 4
• The driver is going to the bus to close the door. Verbal Nouns 4
• The driver is going to the bus to close the door. Verbal Nouns 4
• The stranger is going to San Sebastian to learn Basque. Verbal Nouns 4
• The stranger is going to San Sebastian to learn Basque. Verbal Nouns 4
• The tourist is going to San Sebastian to see the church. Verbal Nouns 4
• The tourist is going to San Sebastian to see the church. Verbal Nouns 4
• The priest is also going to the store to buy bread. Verbal Nouns 4
• The priest is also going to the store to buy bread. Verbal Nouns 4
• The husband is going home to help his friend. Verbal Nouns 4
• The mouse is going to Spain to kill the owl. Verbal Nouns 4
• The mouse is going to Spain to kill the owl. Verbal Nouns 4
• The son is going outside to play. Verbal Nouns 4
• The teacher is also going to school to teach Spanish. Verbal Nouns 4
• The teacher is also going to school to teach Spanish. Verbal Nouns 4
• The grandmother is going inside to close the window. Verbal Nouns 4
• I want a car in order to work. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• I need a car in order to work. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• I need a car to work. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• You want money in order to buy an umbrella. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• You need money in order to buy an umbrella. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• You want money to buy an umbrella. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• You need money to buy an umbrella. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The father wants a pen in order to write. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The father needs a pen in order to write. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The father needs a pen to write. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The woman wants a teacher in order to learn Basque. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The woman needs a teacher in order to learn Basque. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The woman needs a teacher to learn Basque. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The students want books in order to read. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The students need books in order to read. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The students need books to read. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• We want bread in order to eat. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• We need bread in order to eat. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• We need bread to eat. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The girl wants a bicycle in order to go to school. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The girl wants a bicycle in order to go to school. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The girl needs a bicycle in order to go to school. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The girl needs a bicycle in order to go to school. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The girl needs a bicycle to go to school. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The girl needs a bicycle to go to school. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The boys want shoes in order to run. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The boys need shoes in order to run. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The boys need shoes to run. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The uncle wants money in order to buy a truck. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The uncle needs money in order to buy a truck. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The uncle needs money to buy a truck. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The aunt wants a pencil in order to write. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The aunt needs a pencil in order to write. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The aunt needs a pencil to write. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The child wants a book in order to learn Basque. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The child needs a book in order to learn Basque. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The child needs a book to learn Basque. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The driver wants a newspaper to read. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The driver needs a newspaper to read. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The driver wants a newspaper in order to read. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The driver needs a newspaper in order to read. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The stranger wants a chicken to eat. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The stranger needs a chicken to eat. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The stranger needs a chicken in order to eat. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The priest wants a motorcycle in order to go to church. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The priest wants a motorcycle in order to go to church. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The priest needs a motorcycle in order to go to church. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The priest needs a motorcycle in order to go to church. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The priest needs a motorcycle to go to church. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)
• The priest needs a motorcycle to go to church. Nahi Izan 4 (in order to do something)