Piemontese is a Romance language spoken by some 700,000 people mostly in Piedmont,
northwestern region of Italy. As in other Romance languages, the verbs are divided into 3
conjugations according to the infinitive ending; -é (1st conjugation), -e (2nd conjugation),
and -ì (3rd conjugation). The verbs are conjugated in 4 moods, three tenses, 2 numbers, and
3 persons. Most of the verbs are resgular and belong to the 1st conjugation.
Conjugate a Piemontese verb
Recently Conjugated Piemontese verbs
duviné,
acordé,
cortegé,
consacresse,
sagriné,
gimbé,
colaudé,
ciaramlé,
congedé,
afesse,
sfoghé,
abolì,
seivé,
isté,
consiste,
normalisé,
rendse,
riconcilié,
uché,
ringrassié,
dësreisé,
ministré,
scolorì,
pastissé,
damegé,
arlamé,
ostinesse,
ativé,
festegé,
anzolivé,
marsé,
mastié,
incriminé,
dondolé,
salvesse,
criassé,
giuvé,
ambajé,
brontolé,
dëscomodé,
amborgné,
ansucré,
caté,
ciapé,
susnì,
ciosioné,
deliré,
egualié,
ferisse,
antende,