conosche

Lorrain

Etymology

From Old French conoistre, from Late Latin conōscere, variant of Latin cognōscere.

Verb

conosche

  1. to know
    Nos ne ve conoschams-me.
    We don't know you.

Conjugation

      Conjugation of conosche in Lorrain
simple compound
infinitive conosche, conoschre aivoir conëu
gerund conoschant ayant conëu
auxiliary verb aivoir
past participle masculine feminine
singular conëu conëue
plural conëus conëues
singular plural
1st person 2nd person 3rd person 1st person 2nd person 3rd person
indicative je / ju / jou / i tu (t') el, elle nos vos el, elles
present conosche conosches conosche conoschams conoschoz conoschant
imperfect conoschoie conoschois conoschoit conoschiems conoschiez conoschient
near imperfect conoschoyor conoschoisor conoschoitor conoschiensor conoschiézor conoschientor
preterite conëui conëus conëut conëums conëûtes conëurent
future conoschrai conoschrais conoschrait conoschroms conoschroz conoschront
conditional conoschroie conoschrois conoschroit conoschriems conoschriez conoschrient
compound tenses present perfect present indicative of aivoir + past participle
pluperfect imperfect indicative of aivoir + past participle
past anterior preterite indicative of aivoir + past participle
future perfect future indicative of aivoir + past participle
conditional perfect conditional of aivoir + past participle
subjunctive que je / ju / jou / qu’i que te (t') qu'el, qu’elle que nos que vos qu'el, qu’elles
present conosche conosches conosche conoschems conoschez conoschent
imperfect conëusse conëusses conëusse conëussems conëussez conëussent
compound tenses past present subjunctive of aivoir + past participle
pluperfect imperfect subjunctive of aivoir + past participle
imperative — tu — nos vos —
conosch conoschams conoschoz
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