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
I yo	falu	falaba	faléi	falara	falaréi	falaría	fale	falara	N/A
you (sg.) tú	falas	falabas	falesti	falaras	falarás	falarías	fales	falaras	fala!
he/she él/ella	fala	falaba	falóu	falara	falará	falaría	fale	falara	N/A
we nós	falamos	falábamos	falemos	faláramos	falaremos	falaríamos	falemos	faláramos	N/A
you (pl.) vós	falades faláis	falábades falabais	falestis	falárades falarais	falaredes falaréis	falaríades falaríais	faledes faléis	falárades falarais	falai!
they ellos/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