Translation
two
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Examples
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I have two hands.
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Two people came to us.
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She speaks two languages.
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He is the second.
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One or two people already know the truth.
Numerals never change shape: takes no -j and no -n, however the noun beside it behaves. The noun still does, so it is when they are the object. Adding an ending turns the number into another part of speech: second, due secondly, duo a pair, a half and a double.
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Word family
Words built on du with Esperanto's affixes. Read each one from its parts.
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Stories
(6)Grammar articles
(14)The Esperanto Accusative: What -n Does, and Its Four Jobs
Esperanto Compound Words: Reading Long Words From the Right
Esperanto Conversation Words: nu, do, ja, fakte, cetere
Esperanto Fractions, Multiples and Groups: -on-, -obl-, -op-
Esperanto Grammar on One Page: All 16 Rules
Esperanto Letter Writing: Register and Politeness
Esperanto Letter Names: How to Spell Aloud (bo, co, ĉo)
Esperanto Measurements: Units, Decimals and Rates Aloud
Unofficial Esperanto Affixes: -oz-, -iv- and the Rest
Esperanto Numbers: Counting With Nine Roots, No Exceptions
Esperanto Prepositions: The Full List, With Examples
Esperanto Rhyme and Metre: Counting Syllables, Adasismo
Telling the Time and Dates in Esperanto: je la tria
Tricky Esperanto Prepositions: je, po and Direction -n
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du: worksheet, infographic and listicle
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This word is taught in chapter 1, lesson 8: du, nur, tuta and 11 more words.