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Dictionary
Phrases
- You are a girl.
Basics 1
- You are one girl.
Basics 1
- You are a woman.
Basics 1
- You are one woman.
Basics 1
- You are a man.
Basics 1
- You are one man.
Basics 1
- You are Mikel. You are a man.
Basics 2
- You are Mikel. You are a man.
Basics 2
- You are Mikel. You are the man.
Basics 2
- You are Mikel. You are the man.
Basics 2
- You are Aitor. You are one student.
Basics 2
- You are Aitor. You are one student.
Basics 2
- You are Aitor. You are a student.
Basics 2
- You are Aitor. You are a student.
Basics 2
- You are Miren. You are a woman.
Basics 2
- You are Miren. You are a woman.
Basics 2
- You are Miren. You are the woman.
Basics 2
- You are Miren. You are the woman.
Basics 2
- You are Aitor. You are a boy.
Basics 2
- You are Aitor. You are a boy.
Basics 2
- You are Aitor. You are the boy.
Basics 2
- You are Aitor. You are the boy.
Basics 2
- Hi. We are Mikel and Joseba.
Basics-3
- We are men.
Basics-3
- Hello. We are Miren and Aintza.
Basics-3
- We are women.
Basics-3
- We are students.
Basics-3
- You are Aitor and Jon.
Basics-3
- You all are Aitor and Jon.
Basics-3
- You are boys.
Basics-3
- You all are boys.
Basics-3
- You are teachers.
Basics-3
- You all are teachers.
Basics-3
- They are Aitor and Jon.
Basics-3
- They are also boys.
Basics-3
- Terese and Karmele are girls.
Basics-3
- Terese and Karmele are also students.
Basics-3
- Hello. Who are you?
Questions
- Hi. Who are you?
Questions
- What are you?
Questions
- Are you the teacher?
Questions
- Are you a teacher?
Questions
- Are you a teacher or a student?
Questions
- Are you the teacher or the student?
Questions
- Who are we?
Questions
- What are we?
Questions
- Who are you(plural)?
Questions
- Who are you?
Questions
- Who are you'll?
Questions
- Who are they?
Questions
- What are they?
Questions
- Are they the buses?
Questions
- Are they buses or cars?
Questions
- Are they the buses or the cars?
Questions
- What are you(plural)?
Questions
- What are you?
Questions
- What are you'll?
Questions
- Are you(plural) teachers?
Questions
- Are you teachers?
Questions
- Are you'll teachers?
Questions
- Who are the teachers?
Questions
- Who are the women?
Questions
- Who are the men?
Questions
- Who are they?
Questions
- Are they women or men?
Questions
- Excuse me. Who are you?
Greetings 1
- Sorry. Who are you?
Greetings 1
- We are Mikel and Joseba.
Greetings 1
- Good morning. How are you?
Greetings 1
- Are they Mikel and Miren?
Greetings 1
- Yes. We are Mikel and Miren.
Greetings 1
- Good afternoon. Are you Mikel?
Greetings 1
- Good Afternoon. How are you?
Greetings 1
- Hello Mikel. How are you.
Greetings 1
- Welcome. How are you?
Greetings 2
- They are tourists.
People and Past 1
- They are the tourists.
People and Past 1
- Good Morning. Are you a doctor?
People and Past 1
- Good Morning. Are you the doctor?
People and Past 1
- Hi. We are students.
People and Past 1
- Hi. We are the students.
People and Past 1
- Yes. We are drivers.
People and Past 1
- Yes. We are the drivers.
People and Past 1
- Yes. We are doctors.
People and Past 1
- Yes. We are the doctors.
People and Past 1
- You are tourists.
People and Past 1
- You(plural) are tourists.
People and Past 1
- You'll are tourists.
People and Past 1
- Are you(plural) police officers?
People and Past 1
- Are you'll police officers?
People and Past 1
- Are you police officers?
People and Past 1
- Are you(plural) the police officers?
People and Past 1
- Are you'll the police officers?
People and Past 1
- Are you the police officers?
People and Past 1
- Are they nurses or doctors?
People and Past 1
- Are they the nurses or the doctors?
People and Past 1
- You were a driver, but now you are a teacher.
People and Past 2
- You were a girl, but now you are a woman.
People and Past 2
- We were boys, but now we are men.
People and Past 2
- We were tourists, but now we are teachers.
People and Past 2
- You(plural) were doctors, but now you(plural) are tourists.
People and Past 2
- You'll were doctors, but now you are tourists.
People and Past 2
- You were doctors, but now you are tourists.
People and Past 2
- You(plural) were students, but now you are doctors.
People and Past 2
- You'll were students, but now you'll are doctors.
People and Past 2
- You were students, but now you'll are doctors.
People and Past 2
- They were students, but now they are nurses.
People and Past 2
- They were drivers, but now they are students.
People and Past 2
- You were a waiter, but now you are a teacher.
People and Past 3
- You were a stranger, but now you are a friend.
People and Past 3
- We were friends, but now we are strangers.
People and Past 3
- We were waiters, but now we are police officers.
People and Past 3
- You(plural) were tourists, but now you(plural) are priests.
People and Past 3
- You'll were tourists, but now you'll are priests.
People and Past 3
- You were tourists, but now you are priests.
People and Past 3
- You(plural) were strangers, but now you(plural) are friends.
People and Past 3
- You'll were strangers, but now you'll are friends.
People and Past 3
- You were strangers, but now you are friends.
People and Past 3
- They were nurses, but now they are housewives.
People and Past 3
- They were boys, but now they are priests.
People and Past 3
- They were white cars, but now they are yellow.
Adj 1
- The bus and the car are blue.
Adj 1
- A bus and a car are blue.
Adj 1
- The purses are orange and green.
Adj 1
- The cars are gray.
Adj 1
- You are not a police officer.
Adj 2
- You are not the police officer.
Adj 2
- The cars are gray.
Adj 3
- They are young and beautiful women.
Adj 4
- The chicken and the owl are birds.
Animals 1
- A chicken and an owl are birds.
Animals 1
- Dogs and cats are animals.
Animals 1
- They are white chickens and gray turtles.
Animals 1
- Owls and chickens are animals.
Animals 1
- Boys and girls are also animals.
Animals 1
- You are a mouse.
Animals 2
- You are the mouse.
Animals 2
- The sheep are white or black
Animals 2
- Sheep are white or black.
Animals 2
- The goats are black.
Animals 2
- Goats are black.
Animals 2
- They are cows. They are not goats.
Animals 2
- They are cows. They are not goats.
Animals 2
- You(plural) are tall pigs and short sheep.
Animals 2
- You'll are tall pigs and short sheep.
Animals 2
- You are tall pigs and short sheep.
Animals 2
- You(plural) are the tall pigs and the short sheep.
Animals 2
- You'll are the tall pigs and the short sheep.
Animals 2
- You are the tall pigs and the short sheep.
Animals 2
- Yes. Horses are big animals.
Animals 2
- The Basque horses are beautiful and nice.
Animals 3
- They are the good cows and the bad horses.
Animals 3
- The Basque sheep are fast.
Animals 3
- This is Joseba. Hello Joseba, how are you?
This, That and My 1
- What are these?
This, That and My 1
- These are hotels
This, That and My 1
- These books are green.
This, That and My 1
- Those hotels are white.
This, That and My 1
- Those students are strong boys.
This, That and My 1
- Those hotels over there are green.
This, That and My 1
- Those girls over there are students.
This, That and My 1
- Those hotels over there were green, but now they are orange.
This, That and My 1
- Those small dogs are gray while these big dogs are black.
This, That and My 1
- Those small dogs are gray while these big dogs are black.
This, That and My 1
- Those small dogs are gray but these big dogs are black.
This, That and My 1
- Those small dogs are gray but these big dogs are black.
This, That and My 1
- This bus and those cars are blue.
This, That and My 1
- They are my horses.
This, That and My 2
- You are my friends.
This, That and My 2
- We are your students.
This, That and My 2
- Are we his students?
This, That and My 2
- Are we her students?
This, That and My 2
- Are you(plural) our drivers?
This, That and My 2
- Are you'll our drivers?
This, That and My 2
- Are you our drivers?
This, That and My 2
- They are your teachers.
This, That and My 2
- Are you their driver?
This, That and My 2
- The student's books are red.
NOREN 1
- A student's books are red.
NOREN 1
- The books of the student are red.
NOREN 1
- The books of a student are red.
NOREN 1
- The nurses’ birds are nice.
NOREN 2
- The birds of the nurses are nice.
NOREN 2
- The waiters’ chickens are short.
NOREN 2
- The chickens of the waiters are short.
NOREN 2
- The girls’ sheep are good.
NOREN 2
- The sheep of the girls are good.
NOREN 2
- Arantxa’s cows are young.
NOREN 3
- The cows of Arantxa are young.
NOREN 3
- Are you Miren’s friend?
NOREN 3
- Are you a friend of Miren?
NOREN 3
- Whose are the bicycles?
NOREN 3
- Whose bicycles are they?
NOREN 3
- They are my friends’ bicycles.
NOREN 3
- They are the bicycles of my friends.
NOREN 3
- They are my watches.
NOREN 3
- The books are Mikel’s.
NOREN 3
- Whose are the books?
NOREN 3
- Whose books are they?
NOREN 3
- The books are the students'.
NOREN 3
- Whose are the umbrellas?
NOREN 4
- Whose umbrellas are they?
NOREN 4
- The umbrellas are Anitza's.
NOREN 4
- Whose clothes are those?
NOREN 4
- Whose glasses are they?
NOREN 4
- Those are Miren's glasses.
NOREN 4
- Your socks are orange and green.
NOREN 4
- Shirts and socks are clothes.
NOREN 4
- The girl's gloves are blue.
NOREN 4
- The gloves of the girl are blue.
NOREN 4
- My socks are red and white.
NOREN 4
- Belts are long.
NOREN 4
- The teacher’s gloves are black.
NOREN 4
- The gloves of the teacher are black.
NOREN 4
- Which watch is are you'alls?
Possessive Pronouns 1
- The white ball is are you'alls.
Possessive Pronouns 1
- Which bicycle is are you'alls?
Possessive Pronouns 1
- The orange watch is are you'alls.
Possessive Pronouns 1
- Which umbrellas are mine?
Possessive Pronouns 2
- The black umbrellas are yours.
Possessive Pronouns 2
- Whose are the white shirts?
Possessive Pronouns 2
- The white shirts are mine.
Possessive Pronouns 2
- Which are my coats?
Possessive Pronouns 2
- The black coats are yours.
Possessive Pronouns 2
- Whose glasses are these?
Possessive Pronouns 2
- These glasses are his.
Possessive Pronouns 2
- These glasses are hers.
Possessive Pronouns 2
- Whose pens are these?
Possessive Pronouns 2
- Those are his pens.
Possessive Pronouns 2
- Those are her pens.
Possessive Pronouns 2
- Which pencils are hers?
Possessive Pronouns 2
- Which pencils are his?
Possessive Pronouns 2
- Those are his pencils.
Possessive Pronouns 2
- Those are her pencils.
Possessive Pronouns 2
- Which rings are ours?
Possessive Pronouns 2
- The yellow rings are ours.
Possessive Pronouns 2
- Whose are those gloves?
Possessive Pronouns 2
- Those are our gloves.
Possessive Pronouns 2
- Whose watches are those?
Possessive Pronouns 2
- These watches are yours(plural).
Possessive Pronouns 2
- These watches are yours.
Possessive Pronouns 2
- These watches are you'alls.
Possessive Pronouns 2
- Which gloves are yours(plural)?
Possessive Pronouns 2
- Which gloves are yours?
Possessive Pronouns 2
- Which gloves are you'alls?
Possessive Pronouns 2
- The purple gloves are yours(plural).
Possessive Pronouns 2
- The purple glovess are yours.
Possessive Pronouns 2
- The purple gloves are you'alls.
Possessive Pronouns 2
- Which are your(plural) backpacks?
Possessive Pronouns 2
- Which are your backpacks?
Possessive Pronouns 2
- Which are you'alls backpacks?
Possessive Pronouns 2
- The blue backpacks are theirs.
Possessive Pronouns 2
- Whose wallets are those?
Possessive Pronouns 2
- Those wallets are theirs.
Possessive Pronouns 2
- Whose jackets are these?
Possessive Pronouns 2
- The brown jackets are theirs.
Possessive Pronouns 2
- Whose skirts are those?
Possessive Pronouns 3
- The long skirts are mine.
Possessive Pronouns 3
- They are our trousers.
Possessive Pronouns 3
- The owl's trousers are short.
Possessive Pronouns 3
- The hats are Anitza's
Possessive Pronouns 3
- The shoes are Mikel’s.
Possessive Pronouns 3
- Mikel’s shoes are red.
Possessive Pronouns 3
- The shoes of Mikel are red
Possessive Pronouns 3
- Whose trousers are these?
Possessive Pronouns 3
- Those are his trousers.
Possessive Pronouns 3
- Those are her trousers.
Possessive Pronouns 3
- Which hats are his?
Possessive Pronouns 3
- Which hats are hers?
Possessive Pronouns 3
- Those are his hats.
Possessive Pronouns 3
- Those are her hats.
Possessive Pronouns 3
- Which socks are ours?
Possessive Pronouns 3
- The orange socks are ours.
Possessive Pronouns 3
- Whose shoes are those?
Possessive Pronouns 3
- Those are our shoes.
Possessive Pronouns 3
- Which dresses are yours(plural)?
Possessive Pronouns 3
- Which dresses are yours?
Possessive Pronouns 3
- TWhich dresses are you'alls?
Possessive Pronouns 3
- The purple dresses are yours(plural).
Possessive Pronouns 3
- The purple dresses are yours.
Possessive Pronouns 3
- The purple dresses are you'alls.
Possessive Pronouns 3
- Good Afternoon. Where are you?
Egon 1
- Good morning. You are in our mini-hotel.
Egon 1
- Excuse me. Where are we?
Egon 1
- Good Morning. We are in the church.
Egon 1
- Good Morning. We are in a church.
Egon 1
- You(plural) are outside. We are inside.
Egon 1
- You(plural) are outside. We are inside.
Egon 1
- You'll are outside. We are inside.
Egon 1
- You'll are outside. We are inside.
Egon 1
- You are outside. We are inside.
Egon 1
- You are outside. We are inside.
Egon 1
- You(plural) are also in the church.
Egon 1
- You(plural) are also in a church.
Egon 1
- You'll are also in the church.
Egon 1
- You'll are also in a church.
Egon 1
- You are also in the church.
Egon 1
- You are also in a church.
Egon 1
- The priests are in the church.
Egon 1
- There are owls in the church.
Egon 1
- Where are we?
Egon 1
- We are in the mini-hotel.
Egon 1
- We are in a mini-hotel
Egon 1
- Where are the watches?
Egon 1
- They are in the purse.
Egon 1
- They are in a purse.
Egon 1
- The chickens are also outside.
Egon 1
- Chickens are also outside.
Egon 1
- You are in the lake.
Egon 2
- We are in Madrid.
Egon 2
- You (plural) are in the woods.
Egon 2
- You'll are in the woods.
Egon 2
- You are in the woods.
Egon 2
- Where are they?
Egon 2
- They are over there.
Egon 2
- You(plural) are in Basque country.
Egon 2
- You'll are in Basque country.
Egon 2
- You are in Basque country.
Egon 2
- Your gloves are not here.
Egon 2
- Where are your umbrellas?
Egon 2
- My friends are in Basque Country.
Egon 2
- Over there are a forest and a lake.
Egon 2
- We are in Vitoria.
Egon 3
- They are over there.
Egon 3
- You are in Basque country.
Egon 3
- Look! Sheep are on the mountains.
Egon 3
- Look! Goats are in the forests.
Egon 3
- Turtles are in the lakes.
Egon 3
- Fish are in the rivers
Egon 3
- Cats are also in the streets.
Egon 3
- Look! There are snakes in the trees.
Egon 3
- Excuse me. How many men are there?
Numbers and Math 1
- There are two women.
Numbers and Math 1
- How many nurses are there?
Numbers and Math 1
- There are four girls
Numbers and Math 1
- How many drivers are there?
Numbers and Math 1
- There are three doctors. One tall. Two short.
Numbers and Math 1
- How many police are there?
Numbers and Math 1
- There are four tourists.
Numbers and Math 1
- Are there three chickens?
Numbers and Math 1
- No, there are two dogs and five cats.
Numbers and Math 1
- How many mice are there?
Numbers and Math 2
- There are seven turtles. Lili and six friends.
Numbers and Math 2
- We are ten housewives.
Numbers and Math 2
- How many sheep are there?
Numbers and Math 2
- There are eight snakes.
Numbers and Math 2
- How many goats are there?
Numbers and Math 2
- There are nine cows
Numbers and Math 2
- Seven plus three are ten.
Numbers and Math 2
- Two Euros and five Euros are seven Euros.
Numbers and Math 2
- Nine Euros minus one Euro are eight Euros.
Numbers and Math 2
- No, there are six pigs and nine fish.
Numbers and Math 2
- How many priests are there?
Numbers and Math 3
- There are nineteen priests.
Numbers and Math 3
- How many are you?
Numbers and Math 3
- We are twelve.
Numbers and Math 3
- How many strangers are there.
Numbers and Math 3
- There are thirteen strangers.
Numbers and Math 3
- There are eleven cooks and eighteen waiters.
Numbers and Math 3
- and what are eleven and thirteen?
Numbers and Math 3
- What are seventeen minus one?
Numbers and Math 3
- There are sixteen birds, fifteen chickens and one owl.
Numbers and Math 3
- Eleven goats and six sheep are seventeen animals.
Numbers and Math 3
- Our grandparents are doctors.
Family 1
- We are their grandparents.
Family 1
- His grandparents are old and short.
Family 1
- Her grandparents are old and short.
Family 1
- They are our parents.
Family 1
- Our father and mother are our parents.
Family 1
- Your daughters are students.
Family 1
- They are our grandchildren.
Family 2
- They are my children.
Family 2
- You are my child.
Family 2
- We are your nieces.
Family 3
- We are your nephews.
Family 3
- Those children are our sons and daughters.
Family 3
- Those children are our children.
Family 3
- Your sons and daughters are students.
Family 3
- Your children are students.
Family 3
- Hello. Where are you coming from today?
Come 1
- We are coming from the mountains this morning.
Come 1
- Where are you all coming from this morning?
Come 1
- Where are you (plural) coming from this morning?
Come 1
- Where are you coming from this morning?
Come 1
- The tourists are now coming from Paris.
Come 1
- Good morning. Are you coming from church?
Come 1
- The students are coming from home now.
Come 1
- Good afternoon. We are coming from the hotel.
Come 1
- You all are coming from France.
Come 1
- You (plural) are coming from France.
Come 1
- You are coming from France.
Come 1
- The small, gray dogs are coming from home.
Come 1
- Good Afternoon. Are you coming from the bus station?
Come 2
- Good Afternoon. We are coming from the train station.
Come 2
- Hello. Are you all coming from the bank?
Come 2
- Hello. Are you (plural) coming from the bank?
Come 2
- Hello. Are you coming from the bank?
Come 2
- The grandparents are coming from the church.
Come 2
- Hi. Where are you coming from?
Come 2
- Hello. We are coming from the bus station
Come 2
- Good Afternoon. Are you all coming from the cinema?
Come 2
- Good Afternoon. Are you (plural) coming from the cinema?
Come 2
- Good Afternoon. Are you coming from the cinema?
Come 2
- Good Afternoon. Are you all coming from the movie theater?
Come 2
- Good Afternoon. Are you (plural) coming from the movie theater?
Come 2
- Good Afternoon. Are you coming from the movie theater?
Come 2
- The parents are coming from the train station.
Come 2
- Where are you going?
Go 1
- We are going to the church.
Go 1
- Where are you all going?
Go 1
- Where are you (plural) going?
Go 1
- Where are you going?
Go 1
- Are they going to the hotel or mini-hotel?
Go 1
- Are you going to the car?
Go 1
- We are coming from the forest and going to the river.
Go 1
- Are you all going to the forest?
Go 1
- The drivers are going to the train station.
Go 1
- Are you going to San Sebastian?
Go 3
- Where are we going?
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
- The yellow socks are on the gray shoes.
Postpostions 1
- The yellow socks are on top of the gray shoes.
Postpostions 1
- The fast mice are next to the nice turtle.
Postpostions 1
- The fast mice are beside the nice turtle.
Postpostions 1
- The trousers are on the left.
Postpostions 1
- The pants are on the left.
Postpostions 1
- The glasses are on the right.
Postpostions 1
- The children are behind the door.
Postpostions 2
- You were wet, but now you are dry.
Egon2 2
- We were hungry, but now we are thirsty.
Egon2 2
- You (plural) were in Italy, but now you (plural) are in Spain.
Egon2 2
- You'll were in Italy, but now you'll are in Spain.
Egon2 2
- You were in Italy, but now you are in Spain.
Egon2 2
- They were in San Sebastian, but they are now in Bilbao.
Egon2 2
- Are you from Spain?
Nongo 1
- We are from Vitoria.
Nongo 1
- Are you (plural) from Irun?
Nongo 1
- Are you'll from Irun?
Nongo 1
- Are you from Irun?
Nongo 1
- They are from San Sebastian
Nongo 1
- Where are you from?
Nongo 1
- Are you from Spain?
Nongo 1
- Are they from Germany?
Nongo 1
- No they are not from Germany. They are from Bilbao.
Nongo 1
- No they are not from Germany. They are from Bilbao.
Nongo 1
- The chairs of the church are brown.
Nongo 2
- The church's chairs are brown.
Nongo 2
- The walls of the station are yellow.
Nongo 2
- The station's walls are yellow.
Nongo 2
- The chairs of the bank are green.
Nongo 2
- The bank's chairs are green.
Nongo 2
- The walls of the bank are white.
Nongo 2
- The bank's walls are white.
Nongo 2
- The windows of the house are small.
Nongo 2
- The house's windows are small.
Nongo 2
- The chairs of the station are wet.
Nongo 2
- The station's chairs are wet.
Nongo 2
- The books of the school are new.
Nongo 2
- The school's books are new.
Nongo 2
- Where are the chairs of the hotel?
Nongo 2
- Where are the hotel's chairs?
Nongo 2
- The trees of the mountains are brown.
Nongo 3
- The houses of the mountains are pretty.
Nongo 3
- The mountains' houses are pretty.
Nongo 3
- The windows of the stores are big.
Nongo 3
- The stores' windows are big.
Nongo 3
- The doors of the stores are also big.
Nongo 3
- The stores' doors are also big.
Nongo 3
- The windows of the churches are also big.
Nongo 3
- The churches' windows are also big.
Nongo 3
- The chairs of the churches are brown.
Nongo 3
- The churches' chairs are brown.
Nongo 3
- The rooms of the schools are big.
Nongo 3
- The schools' rooms are big.
Nongo 3
- The roofs of the schools are red.
Nongo 3
- The schools' roofs are red.
Nongo 3
- The doors of the houses are brown.
Nongo 3
- The houses's doors are brown.
Nongo 3
- The chairs of the stations are black.
Nongo 3
- The stations's chairs are black.
Nongo 3
- The roofs of the hotels are red.
Nongo 3
- The hotels' roofs are red.
Nongo 3
- How are you?
Because 1-1
- How are you doing?
Because 1-1
- Are you lost?
Because 1-1
- We are lost and afraid.
Because 1-1
- How are you all?
Because 1-1
- How are you'll?
Because 1-1
- How are you (plural)?
Because 1-1
- How are you?
Because 1-1
- You all are busy.
Because 1-1
- You'll are busy.
Because 1-1
- You (plural) are busy.
Because 1-1
- You are busy.
Because 1-1
- Our parents are alive and well.
Because 1-1
- parents are alive and fine.
Because 1-1
- Why are they sitting there?
Because 1-2
- Why are they seated there?
Because 1-2
- We are tired.
Because 1-2
- We were sitting, but now we are standing.
Because 1-2
- The women are sitting.
Because 1-2
- The women are seated.
Because 1-2
- The cows are not standing.
Because 1-2
- The sheep are sick.
Because 1-2
- The chickens are worried.
Because 1-2
- You are afraid, because you are lost.
Because 1-3
- You are afraid, because you are lost.
Because 1-3
- We are happy, because we are not sick.
Because 1-3
- We are happy, because we are not sick.
Because 1-3
- You all are worried, because you (plural) are sick
Because 1-3
- You all are worried, because you (plural) are sick
Because 1-3
- You (plural) are worried, because you (plural) are sick
Because 1-3
- You (plural) are worried, because you (plural) are sick
Because 1-3
- You'll are worried, because you (plural) are sick
Because 1-3
- You'll are worried, because you (plural) are sick
Because 1-3
- You are worried, because you (plural) are sick
Because 1-3
- You are worried, because you (plural) are sick
Because 1-3
- The pigs are not standing, because they are tired.
Because 1-3
- The pigs are not standing, because they are tired.
Because 1-3
- You are going, because you are tired.
Because 1-3
- You are going, because you are tired.
Because 1-3
- They are angry, because there is no money.
Because 1-3
- They are happy, because we are happy.
Because 1-3
- They are happy, because we are happy.
Because 1-3
- We are worried, because you all are sick.
Because 1-3
- We are worried, because you all are sick.
Because 1-3
- We are worried, because you (plural) are sick.
Because 1-3
- We are worried, because you (plural) are sick.
Because 1-3
- We are worried, because you'll are sick.
Because 1-3
- We are worried, because you'll are sick.
Because 1-3
- We are worried, because you are sick.
Because 1-3
- We are worried, because you are sick.
Because 1-3
- We are standing, because there are no chairs.
Because 1-3
- We are standing, because there are no chairs.
Because 1-3
- We are standing, because there is no chair.
Because 1-3
- I am smiling, because you are happy.
Because 1-4
- Our uncle is laughing, because we are excited.
Because 1-4
- We are crying, because we are sad.
Because 1-4
- We are crying, because we are sad.
Because 1-4
- The mice are happy because the green owl is dead.
Because 1-4
- The fish are laughing, because you are wet.
Because 1-4
- The fish are laughing, because you are wet.
Because 1-4
- I am worried, but you are calm.
Because 1-4
- Because you are the mother of my mother, you are my grandmother.
Because 2-2
- Because you are the mother of my mother, you are my grandmother.
Because 2-2
- We are green, because we are turtles.
Because 2-2
- We are green, because we are turtles.
Because 2-2
- You all are long, because you all are snakes.
Because 2-2
- You all are long, because you all are snakes.
Because 2-2
- You (plural) are long, because you (plural) are snakes.
Because 2-2
- You (plural) are long, because you (plural) are snakes.
Because 2-2
- You'll are long, because you'll are snakes.
Because 2-2
- You'll are long, because you'll are snakes.
Because 2-2
- You are long, because you are snakes.
Because 2-2
- You are long, because you are snakes.
Because 2-2
- They are white, because they are sheep.
Because 2-2
- They are white, because they are sheep.
Because 2-2
- You are busy, because you are a doctor.
Because 2-2
- You are busy, because you are a doctor.
Because 2-2
- We are poor, because we are students.
Because 2-2
- We are poor, because we are students.
Because 2-2
- You all are busy, because you all are nurses.
Because 2-2
- You all are busy, because you all are nurses.
Because 2-2
- You (plural) are busy, because you (plural) are nurses.
Because 2-2
- You (plural) are busy, because you (plural) are nurses.
Because 2-2
- You'll are busy, because you'll' are nurses.
Because 2-2
- You'll are busy, because you'll' are nurses.
Because 2-2
- You are busy, because you are nurses.
Because 2-2
- You are busy, because you are nurses.
Because 2-2
- They are big, because they are horses.
Because 2-2
- They are big, because they are horses.
Because 2-2
- Because it is warm, we are going to the river.
Weather 1
- There are three white clouds in the sky.
Weather 1
- Look! There are black clouds.
Weather 1
- The temperature and humidity are high.
Weather 3
- Sixteen times two are thirty two.
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
- Twenty two multiplied by by four are forty four.
Numbers 2-1
- Twenty two times four are forty four.
Numbers 2-1
- There are forty seven students are in the school.
Numbers 2-1
- There are forty seven students are in the school.
Numbers 2-1
- There are forty seven students are in school.
Numbers 2-1
- There are forty seven students are in school.
Numbers 2-1
- Forty seven students are in the school.
Numbers 2-1
- Forty seven students are in school.
Numbers 2-1
- Thirty sheep plus twenty five horses are fifty five animals.
Numbers 2-1
- Thirty two times two are sixty four.
Numbers 2-1
- There are sixty chickens in the house.
Numbers 2-1
- Sixty chickens are in the house.
Numbers 2-1
- There are sixty eight tables in the market.
Numbers 2-1
- Sixty eight tables are in the market.
Numbers 2-1
- Fifteen times five are seventy five.
Numbers 2-1
- Fifteen multiplied by five are seventy five.
Numbers 2-1
- Forty chickens plus thirty owls are seventy birds.
Numbers 2-1
- Forty three times two are eighty six.
Numbers 2-1
- Eighty owls and eighty mice are eighty fat owls.
Numbers 2-1
- Ninety cows are going to the farm.
Numbers 2-1
- There are eighty nine women in the church.
Numbers 2-1
- Thirty three time three are ninety nine.
Numbers 2-1
- There are one hundred and one dogs.
Numbers 2-2
- There are two hundred and twenty two owls in the store.
Numbers 2-2
- There are three hundred and sixty five days in a year.
Numbers 2-2
- How many cows are there? Four hundred and six.
Numbers 2-2
- There are four hundred chickens on the farm.
Numbers 2-2
- Four hundred chickens are on the farm.
Numbers 2-2
- On the farm are four hundred chickens.
Numbers 2-2
- There are five hundred students in the school.
Numbers 2-2
- Five hundred students are in the school.
Numbers 2-2
- There are six hundred mice in the plaza.
Numbers 2-2
- Six hundred mice are in the plaza.
Numbers 2-2
- There are seven hundred and seventy trees in the park.
Numbers 2-2
- Seven hundred and seventy trees are in the park.
Numbers 2-2
- There are eight hundred watches in the window.
Numbers 2-2
- Eight hundred watches are in the window.
Numbers 2-2
- There are nine hundred shoes in the store.
Numbers 2-2
- Nine hundred shoes are in the store.
Numbers 2-2
- There are two thousand two hundred and ten fish.
Numbers 2-3
- Ten times one hundred million are one billion.
Numbers 2-3
- Ten multiplied by one hundred million are one billion
Numbers 2-3
- Ten times one hundred thousand are one million.
Numbers 2-3
- Ten multiplied by one hundred thousand are one million.
Numbers 2-3
- Ten times one hundred are one thousand.
Numbers 2-3
- Ten multiplied by one hundred are one thousand.
Numbers 2-3
- There are twelve months in a year
Spring
- Twelve months are in a year.
Spring
- In a year are twelve months.
Spring
- In a year there are twelve months.
Spring
- There are four seasons in a year
Spring
- There are four seasons in a year.
Spring
- In a year are four seasons.
Spring
- July and August are hot.
Summer
- In July and August, students are not in school.
Summer
- Students are not in school in July and August.
Summer
- In September, the leaves are green.
Autumn
- In October, the leaves are red and orange.
Autumn
- In September, students are in school.
Autumn
- There are fifty two weeks in a year.
Week
- In a year there are fifty two weeks.
Week
- There are three hundred and sixty five days in a year.
Week
- There are four weeks in a month.
Week
- There are seven days in a week.
Week
- You are walking in the park.
Walking 1
- We are walking in the airport.
Walking 1
- You all are walking in Spain.
Walking 1
- You (plural) are walking in Spain.
Walking 1
- You'll are walking in Spain.
Walking 1
- You are walking in Spain.
Walking 1
- My brothers are walking in the plaza.
Walking 1
- My brothers are walking on the plaza.
Walking 1
- Our grandchildren are walking in the mountains.
Walking 1
- You normally walk in the park, but today you are walking on the plaza.
Walking 1
- We are now walking in Irun.
Walking 1
- You all are walking on the bridge.
Walking 1
- You (plural) are walking on the bridge.
Walking 1
- You'll are walking on the bridge.
Walking 1
- You are walking on the bridge.
Walking 1
- Our grandmothers are walking in the station.
Walking 1
- The small, gray dogs are coming from home by truck.
NORTAZ 1
- The small, gray dogs are coming from home by lorry.
NORTAZ 1
- My hands are cold in October.
NORTAZ 2
- Mikel’s hands are big.
NORTAZ 2
- My feet are cold.
NORTAZ 2
- Mikel’s feet are also big.
NORTAZ 2
- The students are now coming from home on foot.
NORTAZ 2
- We are coming from the forest and going to the river on foot.
NORTAZ 2
- The taxis are clean.
NORTAZ 2
- They are going to Vitoria by taxi.
NORTAZ 2
- We are coming from the mountains by horse.
NORTAZ 2
- The machines are in the store.
NORTAZ 3
- The signs are not in English.
NORTAZ 3
- The signs are in Basque
NORTAZ 3
- The dresses are straight ahead.
Directions 1
- We are able to go to the plaza by foot.
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 church by car.
Compound Verbs 1-2
- Are we also able to come?
Compound Verbs 1-2
- They are not able to walk in the park.
Compound Verbs 1-2
- Are you interested in them?
Reflective Verbs 2
- Are they interesting to you?
Reflective Verbs 2
- Are you all interested in them?
Reflective Verbs 2
- Are you (plural) interested in them?
Reflective Verbs 2
- Are you'll interested in them?
Reflective Verbs 2
- Are you interested in them?
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
- You are interested in dogs.
Reflective Verbs 2
- You all are interested in motorcycles.
Reflective Verbs 2
- You'll are interested in motorcycles.
Reflective Verbs 2
- You are interested in motorcycles.
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
- You are not interested in bus stations.
Reflective Verbs 2
- Bus stations are not interesting to you.
Reflective Verbs 2
- You all are not interested in rings.
Reflective Verbs 2
- You (plural) are not interested in rings.
Reflective Verbs 2
- You'll are not interested in rings.
Reflective Verbs 2
- You are not interested in rings.
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
- They are the same to you.
Reflective Verbs 3
- Every day we say "hi" and "how are you" in Basque and Spanish.
Transitive Verbs 2-2
- We say "hi" and "how are you" in Basque and Spanish every day.
Transitive Verbs 2-2
- Who are they? I do not know them.
Jakin 3
- Who are they? I don’t know them.
Jakin 3
- Look, dogs are falling from the sky.
Ari Izan 1
- Cats are also falling from the clouds
Ari Izan 1
- The birds are waking up and singing.
Ari Izan 1
- They are coming by horse.
Ari Izan 1
- Why are the drivers walking?
Ari Izan 1
- The turtles are arriving by bus.
Ari Izan 1
- What are you playing?
Ari Izan 2
- We are helping the teacher.
Ari Izan 2
- You all are helping the tourist.
Ari Izan 2
- You (plural) are helping the tourist.
Ari Izan 2
- You'll are helping the tourist.
Ari Izan 2
- You are helping the tourist.
Ari Izan 2
- Are you dancing?
Ari Izan 2
- You are speaking Basque.
Ari Izan 2
- They are speaking.
Ari Izan 2
- They are talking.
Ari Izan 2
- What are you writing?
Ari Izan 2
- We are doing it now
Ari Izan 2
- What are you all doing?
Ari Izan 2
- TWhat are you (plural) doing?
Ari Izan 2
- TWhat are you'll doing?
Ari Izan 2
- TWhat are you doing?
Ari Izan 2
- The teachers are doing it by hand.
Ari Izan 2
- Are you working today?
Ari Izan 3
- Are you all sleeping? We were.
Ari Izan 3
- Are you (plural) sleeping? We were.
Ari Izan 3
- Are you'll sleeping? We were.
Ari Izan 3
- Are you sleeping? We were.
Ari Izan 3
- The drivers are sleeping.
Ari Izan 3
- Why are you smiling?
Ari Izan 3
- We are departing now.
Ari Izan 3
- Are you waiting in the store?
Ari Izan 3
- You are going to Germany.
Ari Izan 3
- Our parents are going to San Sebastian
Ari Izan 3
- You are going to Madrid to see our grandmother.
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 (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
- 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
- They are going to the beach to play.
Verbal Nouns 4
- We are drinking the juice.
Edan 2 (Present and Future)
- Are you drinking the cider?
Edan 2 (Present and Future)
- You all are eating the ice cream.
Jan 1
- You (plural) are eating the ice cream.
Jan 1
- You'll are eating the ice cream.
Jan 1
- Y'all are eating the ice cream.
Jan 1
- You are eating the ice cream.
Jan 1
- You all are eating the yellow cheese.
Jan 1
- You (plural) are eating the yellow cheese.
Jan 1
- You'll are eating the yellow cheese.
Jan 1
- Y'all are eating the yellow cheese.
Jan 1
- You are eating the yellow cheese.
Jan 1
- The fish and the pork are white.
Jan 2
- Fish and pork are white.
Jan 2
- Why are you cooking the pork?
Jan 2
- Why are you cooking pork?
Jan 2
- The vegetables are green
Jan 2
- Vegetables are green.
Jan 2
- Corn and beans are vegetables.
Jan 2
- Grapes are fruit.
Jan 3 (Breakfast)
- The grapes are green.
Jan 3 (Breakfast)
- Apples are also fruit.
Jan 3 (Breakfast)
- Are lemons fruit?
Jan 3 (Breakfast)
- The students are also hungry.
Jan 3 (Breakfast)
- Are you hungry?
Jan 3 (Breakfast)
- The steaks are ready.
Jan 3 (Breakfast)
- The eggs are ready.
Jan 3 (Breakfast)
- We are eating tapas for lunch.
Jan 4 (Lunch and Dinner)
- Today, the cooks are eating lunch in the park.
Jan 4 (Lunch and Dinner)
- The drivers are eating dinner in a restaurant.
Jan 4 (Lunch and Dinner)
- The grapes are sweet.
Jan 5 (Spices)
- The lemons are sour.
Jan 5 (Spices)
- The oranges are also sour.
Jan 5 (Spices)