exports.ids=[83],exports.modules={149:function(n,e,a){"use strict";a.r(e),e.default="# 10. To Be or Not To Be - Egon and the NON(Inessive) Case\n\n## Inessive(NON) Case\n\n*   In this lesson you will be introduced to the Plural Nouns form of the NON - Inessive\n*   This case is used to show that the subjects are in/on/upon places.\n*   The Indefinte is also shown below, but won't be used yet.\n*   Indefinite\n    \n    *   Ending: -(E)TAN\n    *   Examples: etxeTAN (house) haranETAN (valley)\n    \n    \n    \n*   Plural definite\n    \n    *   Ending: -ETAN\n    *   Examples: etxeETAN (houses)haranETAN (valleys)\n    \n    \n    \n\n#### Places:\n\n*   Cities in the Basque area often have both a Basque and a Spanish name.\n    \n    *   Bilboa/Bilbo\n    *   Donostia/San Sebastian\n    *   Basteiz/Victoria\n    *   Irun/Irún (almost the same, but not quite)\n    \n    \n    \n\n### Vocabulary Egon Egon 3\n\n*   Mendi: mountain\n*   Donostia: San Sebastian\n*   Gasteiz: Victoria\n*   Bilbo: Bilboa\n*   kale: street\n*   Francia: France\n*   ibai: river\n\n[ Go Back to Home Page!](..)"}};