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	<div ~~style~~="~~font-size:300%~~"> Verbs in Esperanto</div>		<div class="pg_page_title"> Verbs in Esperanto</div>


	The verb in a sentence indicates what's happening.		The verb in a sentence indicates what's happening.



	For example, The man walks. What is the man doing? He is walking. The verb "walk" indicates what is the action of the sentence.		For example, The man walks. What is the man doing? He is walking. The verb "walk" indicates what is the action of the sentence.


	A verb has a distinct property. It indicates when something is happening (I walk, I walked, I will walk).		A verb has a distinct property. It indicates when something is happening (I walk, I walked, I will walk).


	A verb that does not indicate when something happens is called the infinitive verb, and in English is preceded by "to" (to walk, to swim, to fly, to eat).		A verb that does not indicate when something happens is called the infinitive verb, and in English is preceded by "to" (to walk, to swim, to fly, to eat).



	An infinitive verb in Esperanto always ends in i. When you remove the i, you have the stem of the verb, and using that stem you can later form all the tenses.		An infinitive verb in Esperanto always ends in i. When you remove the i, you have the stem of the verb, and using that stem you can later form all the tenses.



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	\|}		\|}



	Now we can put the verb in a certain tense, meaning that we can add a little ending to the stem that will indicate when the action is taking place.		Now we can put the verb in a certain tense, meaning that we can add a little ending to the stem that will indicate when the action is taking place.


	When something is happening in the present, it is called the present tense (I walk, you sleep, we eat).		When something is happening in the present, it is called the present tense (I walk, you sleep, we eat).


	In Esperanto, the present tense is formed by adding "as" to the stem of the verb, regardless of who is the subject of the action.		In Esperanto, the present tense is formed by adding "as" to the stem of the verb, regardless of who is the subject of the action.



	For example:		For example:


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	<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tTqdejP0BY</youtube>		<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tTqdejP0BY</youtube>

	==~~Related~~ Lessons==		==Other Lessons==
	* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/Past-Tense\|Past Tense]]		* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/Past-Tense\|Past Tense]]
	* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/To-Be-at-the-Present-Tense\|To Be at the Present Tense]]		* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/To-Be-at-the-Present-Tense\|To Be at the Present Tense]]
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	* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/SUFFIXES\|SUFFIXES]]		* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/SUFFIXES\|SUFFIXES]]
	* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/Adverb\|Adverb]]		* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/Adverb\|Adverb]]
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	===Esperanto 101: Basic Verbs - YouTube===		===Esperanto 101: Basic Verbs - YouTube===
	<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tTqdejP0BY</youtube>		<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tTqdejP0BY</youtube>

			==Related Lessons==
			* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/Past-Tense\|Past Tense]]
			* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/To-Be-at-the-Present-Tense\|To Be at the Present Tense]]
			* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/Prepositions\|Prepositions]]
			* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/ADVERBS\|ADVERBS]]
			* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/WORD-BUILDING\|WORD BUILDING]]
			* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/PREFIXES\|PREFIXES]]
			* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/PREPOSITIONS\|PREPOSITIONS]]
			* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/THE-ACCUSATIVE\|THE ACCUSATIVE]]
			* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/SUFFIXES\|SUFFIXES]]
			* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/Adverb\|Adverb]]

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	\|}		\|}

			==Videos==

			===Esperanto 101: Basic Verbs - YouTube===
			<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tTqdejP0BY</youtube>

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	\|}		\|}

	~~==Sources==~~
	~~https://unilang.org/course.php?res=64~~

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	For example: The man walks. What is the man doing? He is walking. The verb "walk" indicates what is the action of the sentence.
			For example, The man walks. What is the man doing? He is walking. The verb "walk" indicates what is the action of the sentence.


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	An infinitive verb in Esperanto always ends in "i". When you remove the i, you have the stem of the verb, and using that stem you can later form all the tenses.
			An infinitive verb in Esperanto always ends in i. When you remove the i, you have the stem of the verb, and using that stem you can later form all the tenses.



	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	!~~Verb in~~ English		!'''English'''
	!~~Verb in~~ Esperanto		!'''Esperanto'''
	\|-		\|-
	\| to sing		\| to sing
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	Now we can put the verb in a certain tense, meaning that we can add a little ending to the stem that will indicate in when the action is taking place.
			Now we can put the verb in a certain tense, meaning that we can add a little ending to the stem that will indicate when the action is taking place.


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	In Esperanto, the present tense is formed by adding "as" to the stem of the verb, ~~irregardless~~ of who is the subject of the action.		In Esperanto, the present tense is formed by adding "as" to the stem of the verb, regardless of who is the subject of the action.



	~~Examples~~:		For example:


	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	!~~Verb in~~ English		!'''English'''
	!~~Verb in~~ Esperanto		!'''Esperanto'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|to sing		\|to sing
	\| kanti		\| kanti
	\|-		\|-
	\| I sing		\|I sing
	\| mi kantas		\| mi kantas
	\|-		\|-
	\| We sing		\|we sing
	\| ni kantas		\| ni kantas
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~You~~ sing		\|you sing
	\| vi kantas		\| vi kantas
	\|-		\|-
	\| He sings		\|he sings
	\| li kantas		\| li kantas
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~She~~ sing		\|she sing
	\| sxi kantas		\| sxi kantas
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~They~~ sing		\|they sing
	\| ili kantas		\| ili kantas
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~the~~ children sing		\|the children sing
	\| la infanoj kantas		\| la infanoj kantas
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~the~~ city is beautiful		\|the city is beautiful
	\| la urbo estas bela		\| la urbo estas bela
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~the~~ cities are beautiful		\|the cities are beautiful
	\| la urboj estas belaj		\| la urboj estas belaj
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~the~~ street is long		\|the street is long
	\| la strato estas longa		\| la strato estas longa
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~the~~ streets are long		\|the streets are long
	\| la stratoj estas longaj		\| la stratoj estas longaj
	\|}		\|}

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	\| to read		\| to read
	\| legi		\| legi
			\|-
			\|to study
			\|studi
			\|-
			\|to think
			\|pensi
			\|-
			\|to like
			\|sxati
	\|}		\|}

Vincent at 19:39, 30 September 2021

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	The verb in a sentence indicates what's happening.		The verb in a sentence indicates what's happening.


	For example: The man walks. What is the man doing? He is walking. The verb "walk" indicates what is the action of the sentence.		For example: The man walks. What is the man doing? He is walking. The verb "walk" indicates what is the action of the sentence.


	A verb has a distinct property. It indicates when something is happening (I walk, I walked, I will walk).		A verb has a distinct property. It indicates when something is happening (I walk, I walked, I will walk).


	A verb that does not indicate when something happens is called the infinitive verb, and in English is preceded by "to" (to walk, to swim, to fly, to eat).		A verb that does not indicate when something happens is called the infinitive verb, and in English is preceded by "to" (to walk, to swim, to fly, to eat).


	An infinitive verb in Esperanto always ends in "i". When you remove the i, you have the stem of the verb, and using that stem you can later form all the tenses.		An infinitive verb in Esperanto always ends in "i". When you remove the i, you have the stem of the verb, and using that stem you can later form all the tenses.



	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|Verb in English		!Verb in English
	\|Verb in Esperanto		!Verb in Esperanto
	\|-		\|-
	\| to sing		\| to sing
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	Now we can put the verb in a certain tense, meaning that we can add a little ending to the stem that will indicate in when the action is taking place.		Now we can put the verb in a certain tense, meaning that we can add a little ending to the stem that will indicate in when the action is taking place.


	When something is happening in the present, it is called the present tense (I walk, you sleep, we eat).		When something is happening in the present, it is called the present tense (I walk, you sleep, we eat).


	In Esperanto, the present tense is formed by adding "as" to the stem of the verb, irregardless of who is the subject of the action.		In Esperanto, the present tense is formed by adding "as" to the stem of the verb, irregardless of who is the subject of the action.



	Examples:		Examples:


	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|Verb in English		!Verb in English
	\|Verb in Esperanto		!Verb in Esperanto
	\|-		\|-
	\|to sing		\|to sing

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	An infinitive verb in Esperanto always ends in "i". When you remove the i, you have the stem of the verb, and using that stem you can later form all the tenses.		An infinitive verb in Esperanto always ends in "i". When you remove the i, you have the stem of the verb, and using that stem you can later form all the tenses.

	~~to sing~~ ~~kanti~~
	to fall ~~fali~~		{\| class="wikitable"
	to sleep ~~dormi~~		\|Verb in English
	to walk ~~promeni~~		\|Verb in Esperanto
	to sit ~~sidi~~		\|-
	to stand ~~stari~~		\| to sing
	to go ~~iri~~		\| kanti
	to be ~~esti~~		\|-
	to have ~~havi~~		\| to fall
	to play ~~ludi~~		\| fali
	to read ~~legi~~		\|-
			\| to sleep
			\| dormi
			\|-
			\| to walk
			\| promeni
			\|-
			\| to sit
			\| sidi
			\|-
			\| to stand
			\| stari
			\|-
			\| to go
			\| iri
			\|-
			\| to be
			\| esti
			\|-
			\| to have
			\| havi
			\|-
			\| to play
			\| ludi
			\|-
			\| to read
			\| legi
			\|}


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	to sing ~~kanti~~		Examples:
	I sing mi kantas
	We sing ni kantas		{\| class="wikitable"
	~~You~~ sing vi kantas		\|Verb in English
	He sings li kantas		\|Verb in Esperanto
	~~She~~ sing ~~sxi~~ kantas		\|-
	~~They~~ sing ~~ili~~ kantas		\|to sing
	~~the~~ children sing la infanoj kantas		\| kanti
	~~the~~ city is beautiful la urbo estas bela		\|-
	~~the~~ cities are beautiful la urboj estas belaj		\| I sing
	~~the~~ street is long la strato estas longa		\| mi kantas
	~~the~~ streets are long la stratoj estas longaj		\|-
			\| We sing
			\| ni kantas
			\|-
			\| You sing
			\| vi kantas
			\|-
			\| He sings
			\| li kantas
			\|-
			\| She sing
			\| sxi kantas
			\|-
			\| They sing
			\| ili kantas
			\|-
			\| the children sing
			\| la infanoj kantas
			\|-
			\| the city is beautiful
			\| la urbo estas bela
			\|-
			\| the cities are beautiful
			\| la urboj estas belaj
			\|-
			\| the street is long
			\| la strato estas longa
			\|-
			\| the streets are long
			\| la stratoj estas longaj
			\|}

	==Sources==		==Sources==
	https://unilang.org/course.php?res=64		https://unilang.org/course.php?res=64

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The verb in a sentence indicates what's happening.

For example: The man walks. What is the man doing? He is walking. The verb "walk" indicates what is the action of the sentence.

A verb has a distinct property. It indicates when something is happening (I walk, I walked, I will walk).

A verb that does not indicate when something happens is called the infinitive verb, and in English is preceded by "to" (to walk, to swim, to fly, to eat).

An infinitive verb in Esperanto always ends in "i". When you remove the i, you have the stem of the verb, and using that stem you can later form all the tenses.

to sing kanti
to fall fali
to sleep dormi
to walk promeni
to sit sidi
to stand stari
to go iri
to be esti
to have havi
to play ludi
to read legi

Now we can put the verb in a certain tense, meaning that we can add a little ending to the stem that will indicate in when the action is taking place.

When something is happening in the present, it is called the present tense (I walk, you sleep, we eat).

In Esperanto, the present tense is formed by adding "as" to the stem of the verb, irregardless of who is the subject of the action.

to sing kanti
I sing mi kantas
We sing ni kantas
You sing vi kantas
He sings li kantas
She sing sxi kantas
They sing ili kantas
the children sing la infanoj kantas
the city is beautiful la urbo estas bela
the cities are beautiful la urboj estas belaj
the street is long la strato estas longa
the streets are long la stratoj estas longaj
==Sources==
https://unilang.org/course.php?res=64

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	===Esperanto 101: Basic Verbs - YouTube===		===Esperanto 101: Basic Verbs - YouTube===
	<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tTqdejP0BY</youtube>		<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tTqdejP0BY</youtube>

			==Related Lessons==
			* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/Past-Tense\|Past Tense]]
			* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/To-Be-at-the-Present-Tense\|To Be at the Present Tense]]
			* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/Prepositions\|Prepositions]]
			* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/ADVERBS\|ADVERBS]]
			* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/WORD-BUILDING\|WORD BUILDING]]
			* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/PREFIXES\|PREFIXES]]
			* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/PREPOSITIONS\|PREPOSITIONS]]
			* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/THE-ACCUSATIVE\|THE ACCUSATIVE]]
			* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/SUFFIXES\|SUFFIXES]]
			* [[Language/Esperanto/Grammar/Adverb\|Adverb]]

Language/Esperanto/Grammar/Verbs - Revision history

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51.37.172.238: I added more useful and common verbs to the list

Vincent at 19:39, 30 September 2021

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