Intro to Synthetic Verbs | Learn Basque GRAMMAR

[@Yohann_Rechter_De-Farge]

Thank you 🌺🌸🌷

[@DrVictorVasconcelos]

That's scary 😂 It's a whole different way of thinking. But I wasn't aware the synthetic verbs were so few.

[@basqueberserk]

Haha it is scary sometimes! There are a few more somewhat common synthetic verbs (and theoretically I think all verbs can be made into synthetic forms, though only on rare occasions), but these are the most important (in my opinion). 😄

[@foxeko2173]

Thanks a lot for your videos! Have you a basque background? Your prononciation is just excellent.

[@basqueberserk]

Thank you so much! I don't have a Basque background, but your comment means a lot to me. ☺

[@leirem.c.1164]

In my opinion the first and most useful ones are Izan eta Ukan. But, I like to teach first Izan then, aditz trinkoak, egon, joan, etorri eta ibili (eduki sometimes here or after ukan, usually after) And then ukan. And when use izan and when ukan as an auxiliary verb. I don't know if this is useful for someone 🤷‍♀️ Also, I didn't know what a Synthetic Berb was. Now I know 😇

[@basqueberserk]

I agree completely! Those are definitely the top ones to learn first. I included ones like ekarri and eraman because, even though they're not as common, when I first started learning I was led to believe I would rarely see them, but I see them quite often! 😍

[@stronglytyped]

antidisestablishmentarianism

[@basqueberserk]

Yes exactly! I should have put this as THE example for English synthetic grammar. 🙌