Language/Esperanto/Grammar/Past-Tense
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Hello everybody,
In today's lesson you will learn some useful vocabulary about ¨PAST TENSE¨ in Esperanto.
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Happy learning ! :)
Upon getting the hang of this topic, you may find these relevant lessons worthwhile: Gender, Negation, Word Order & SUFFIXES.
Some explanation for Past tense in Esperanto[edit | edit source]
OBS.: In the infinitive form; change the last letter (-i) by (-is) to form the Past Tense
ENGLISH | PRONUNCIATION
ENGLISH |
ESPERANTO | PRONUNCIATION
BRAZILIAN PORTUGUESE |
BRAZILIAN
PORTUGUESE |
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to have | hah vih | havi | ter | |
I had | mih hah vihs | Mi havis | mi Ha vis | Eu tinha |
You had | vih hah vihs | Vi havis | vi Ha vis | Você tinha |
He had | lih hah vihs | Li havis | li Ha vis | Ele tinha |
She had | shih hah vihs | Ŝi havis | chi Ha vis | Ela teve |
We had | nih hah vihs | Ni havis | ni Ha vis | Nós tínhamos |
You had | vih hah vihs | Vi havis | vi Ha vis | Vocês tinham |
They had | ih lih hah vihs | Ili havis | ili Ha vis | Eles tinham |
I came | mih veh nihs | Mi venis | mi ve nis | Eu vim |
I ate an egg | mih mahn jihs oh vohn | Mi manĝis ovon | mi man djis o von | Eu comi um ovo |
In Esperanto, expressing past tense is changing the "-i" of a verb to "-is".[edit | edit source]
- I came. - Mi venis.
- I ate an egg - Mi manĝis ovon.
Other Lessons[edit | edit source]
- COMPARATIVES
- THE PARTICIPLES
- PREPOSITIONS
- Adjectives
- Interrogation
- Verbs
- ADVERBS
- WORD BUILDING
- CONJUNCTIONS
- Comaratives and Superlatives