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Manx verb

fakin

irregular

to see

fakin is a Manx verb meaning “to see”. It is irregular, so its forms should be learned individually. Its verbal noun is fakin.

Verbal noun: fakin

Imperative

PersonForm
you (singular)jeeagh
you (plural)jeeagh-shiu

fakin in context

Dy rhoin stiagh sy valley, cha jinnin fakin ee ansherbee

If I went into town, I wouldn't see her anyway

Cha jargym fakin ee.

I can't see it.

Ta mee fakin kiare fir ghlassey.

I see four green ones [e.g. birds].

Ta mee fakin kiare fir.

I see four [e.g. birds].

Nee'm fakin eh tra vees eh ayn.

I will see him when he is there.

Related Manx verbs

clashtyn

to hear

cur

to give, to put

goll

to go

gra

to say

jannoo

to do, to make

ve

to be

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Native language name: Gaelg