🔹 = The "Who" (Subject/Patient) 🔹 NORK = The "By whom" (Ergative agent)
👇 Drop a sentence below using either or NORK !
Here’s the breakdown:
| NOR (intransitive) | NORK (transitive) | |--------------------|-------------------| | Ni naiz → I am | Nik dut → I have it | | Zu zara → You are | Zuk duzu → You have it | | Hura da → He/she is | Hark du → He/she has it | | Gu gara → We are | Guk dugu → We have it | | Zuek zarete → You (pl) are | Zuek duzue → You (pl) have it | | Haiek dira → They are | Haiek dute → They have it |
Here’s a social media post explaining the — a key concept for learners of Basque (Euskara) . tabla de nor nork
If you’re learning Euskara, you’ve probably bumped into the famous (The Nor/Nork Table). It looks intimidating at first, but once you understand the logic, it unlocks how to build basic sentences correctly.
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