Day 18 of speaking Basque from zero. Zer moduz means how are you Basque. Zelan is another way to say How are you in Basque - Euskaraz. Try using it today with someone, even if they do not know Basque. Which form will you try: Zer moduz? edo Zelan? Let us know in the comments. Bihar arte lagun. See you tomorrow. _________________ — #EuskalDiaspora #LearnALanguage #SpeakBasque #MinorityLanguages #30daysuperfans | Basque with Esther

Day 30 of speaking Basque from zero. Agur means bye, goodbye. And the verb is agurtu: to greet, to say hello, to say goodbye. Try it today with someone, even if they do not know Basque. Drop an agur in the comments, and if you want to keep practicing with us, come join Basque Skool (www.basqueskool.com) or go to my BIO. 👋🏼Bihar arte lagun! _____________ #BasqueAmerican #Euskara #Basque #LearnLanguages #30daysuperfans | Basque with Esther

Day 4 of speaking Basque from zero. Today, we practice asking where someone is from & answering where you are from. Let’s look at the Euskara - Basque: - Nongoa zara? - Nongoa zara zu? - Ni (place)-koa naiz. - Ni (place) -goa naiz. Use -koa for places that end in vowels or consonants. Use -goa for places that end in -L or in -G. Zure txanda - Your turn… In the comments, answer: Nongoa zara? (and as you practice writing, practice saying it out loud, ados? Ok?) ____________________ #SpeakBasque #E

Basque culture & history and the way they resisted an oppresive regime is not talked about nearly enough… The way history can tie so many different things together is endlessly fascinating. Idaho, WW2, Fascism, Pablo Picasso, Chief Joseph, Basque Culture. All of it can be woven into one larger and connected picture. #basque #basquecountry #spain #history #historymatters #historybuff #boise #idaho #boiseidaho #guernica #bayofbiscay #bilbao #nezperce #indigenouspeople | IdaHistory

Come enjoy the Jaialdi Festival in downtown Boise and celebrate Basque history & culture. // #historymatters #foryoupage #historyfacts #boiseidaho #idaho #boise #historymatters #basque | IdaHistory