Leonese/Verbs

Like other Romance languages, Leonese verbs have an intricate conjugation. Those are inflected for tenses (present, preterite imperfect, indefinite, future, conditional, pluperfect), moods (indicative, subjunctive, imperative), persons (first, second, third), numbers (singular, plural), and non-finite forms (infinitive, past participle, gerund). However, some of the endings give an impression similar to Italian, as the infinitive endings -are, -ere, and -ire as opposed to Spanish -ar, -er, and -ir. Regular verbs First conjugation First conjugation is used for verbs with the infinitive ends in -are. The prototypical verb below is exemplified by falare "to speak". Indicative Subjunctive Imperative Present Preterite imperfect Indefinite Pluperfect Future Conditional Present Preterite imperfect Iyo falu falaba faléi falara falaréi falaría fale falara N/A you (sg.)tú falas falabas falesti falaras falarás falarías fales falaras fala! he/sheél/ella fala falaba falóu falara falará falaría fale falara N/A wenós falamos falábamos falemos faláramos falaremos falaríamos falemos faláramos N/A you (pl.)vós faladesfaláis falábadesfalabais falestis faláradesfalarais falaredesfalaréis falaríadesfalaríais faledesfaléis faláradesfalarais falai! theyellos/elles falan falaban falonun falaran falarán falarían falen falaran N/A Irregular verbs Sere "to be (permanently)" + Present tense I am (yo) sou you are (tú) yes he/she is (él/ella) ye we are (nós) somos you (pl.) are (vós) sois, sodes they are (ellos/elles) son Tare "to be (temporary)" + Present tense I am (yo) tou you are (tu) tas he/she is (él/ella) tá we are (nós) tamos you (pl.) are (vós) tades, tais they are (ellos/elles) tán