Ukan 2-1

34. Ukan/Edun 2-1

When Ukan/Edun is used with a plural object, an “it” is added, so “dut” becomes “ditut”,
which is combined with same endings of -t, -zu, -. -gu, -zue, -te as ukan/edun with a single object.
(Nik ditut, Zuk dituzu, Hark ditu, Guk ditugu, Zuek dituzue, Haiek dituzte).

Note that the following are translated as have/has, but remember they also can be used as auxiliary verbs
and that is how they will be used in this lesson for the sentences.
Nik ditut: I have (plural object)
Zuk dituzu: You have (plural object)
Hark ditu: He/she/it has (plural object)
Guk ditugu: We have (plural object)
Zuek dituzue: You (plural) have (plural object)
Haiek dituzte: They have (plural object)
irakurri: read (past)
ikusi: saw
egosi: cooked
jan: ate
egunkari: newspaper