Questions & Answers about Ni pasigos tri tagojn ĉe la maro kaj poste du tagojn en la urbo.
Pasigos is the future-tense form of pasigi, which means to spend in the sense of spending time.
- pasigi = to spend time
- pasigas = spend / am spending
- pasigis = spent
- pasigos = will spend
So Ni pasigos... means We will spend...
A learner may expect something based on pasi, but that verb means to pass or to go by. Esperanto often uses pasigi tempon for to spend time.
Here, the -n is used for duration of time.
In Esperanto, a time expression often takes -n when it shows how long something lasts.
So:
- tri tagojn = for three days
- du tagojn = for two days
This is very common:
- Mi laboris du horojn. = I worked for two hours.
- Ŝi restos semajnon. = She will stay for a week.
So in your sentence, the -n does not mean a direct object in the usual English sense. It marks the length of time.