Questions & Answers about Mi akceptos ĝin, krom se la atestilo ne validas.
Akceptos is the future-tense form of akcepti = to accept.
Esperanto verb endings are very regular:
- -as = present
- -is = past
- -os = future
- -us = conditional
- -u = imperative / jussive
- -i = infinitive
So:
- mi akceptas = I accept / am accepting
- mi akceptis = I accepted
- mi akceptos = I will accept
In this sentence, Mi akceptos ĝin means I will accept it.
Ĝin means it.
The -n ending marks the direct object in Esperanto. The direct object is the thing directly affected by the action.
Here:
- Mi = I
- akceptos = will accept
- ĝin = it
So ĝin is what is being accepted.
Compare:
- Mi vidas ĝin. = I see it.
- Mi havas ĝin. = I have it.
The basic pronoun is ĝi = it, and when it becomes a direct object, it becomes ĝin.