1st Person Subject Conjugation

To conjugate verbs in the first person, you must have the verb root. Nine and a half times out of ten, the verb root is just the dictionary form minus the infinitive -e.

• Dorme → Dorm- (to sleep)

• Ambule → Ambul- (to walk)

Once you have the verb root, you can usually just add -í for the singular. For example,

• Dorm- → Dormí (I sleep)

• Ambul- → Ambulí (I walk)

So, take the verb Fale (to speak).

• Fale → Fal-

• Fal- → Falí (I speak)

For the plural, you only need to take the conjugated singular form and add an N. Take the verb “to sing” for example.

• Kante → Kant-

• Kant- → Kantí

• Kantí → Kantín (we sing)