"Taobī urnen."

[NicoBerba]

Isn't "Taobī" the pl. form of taoba? How different is it from taobe?

[nicobaguio]

Taobii (with the macron) is the accusative plural form. Taobi (without the macron) is the nominative plural form. The boys are the one you are seeing. I don't have a full grasp on the verb conjugations in HV yet but if you wanted to say "The boys see", it would be "Taobi" (without the macron) + plural, 3rd person, present conjugation of urnegon.

Hope that helps.

[EmiliedeBo1]

In my "glossary",

A boy / the boy / boy = taobe

The boys / boys / and the boys = taobī

So taobe is singular and taobī is plural

[AJ72T]

In Basics 1 Lesson 3/5 taobi (no macron) is used for the nominative plural
Taobii would be 'and the boys' in its nominative form, but I haven't come across it in an exercise yet.
Taobii would also be the accusative plural.

[UitoriCoru]

Pronunciation Help:

Is the "ur" hard in urnen? Like ER-nen? or YOUR-nen?

[TaymoorArslan]

It says the u is pronounced like in 'rude'

[zstelling]

It's like the German "uhr," if you seek that out.