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Arabic Albanian Verb Conjugations
Complete conjugation tables for 20 high-frequency Albanian verbs. Each entry includes the present, imperfect, past definite (aorist), present perfect with kam + participle, future with do të, subjunctive with të, and imperative forms, plus example sentences.
How Albanian Verb Conjugation Works
Standard Albanian (Tosk) verbs conjugate for person and number. There is no infinitive like in Romance languages; dictionaries often cite the 1st person singular present (e.g. flas “I speak”) or use të + present subjunctive for citation.
Key patterns:
- Present perfect — kam / ke / ka … + past participle (e.g. kam parë “I have seen”).
- Past definite (aorist) — completed past events, common in narrative speech and writing.
- Imperfect — ongoing, repeated, or background past (similar to English “used to” or “was …-ing”).
- Future — typically do të + present subjunctive stem.
- Subjunctive — after të, in purpose clauses, and after many verbs of wanting, needing, or ordering.
- Regular verbs in -oj (e.g. punoj) add endings to a stable stem; many core verbs are irregular.
Forms Covered on Each Verb Page
Present
Current facts, habits, and states
Imperfect
Past habits and background (e trashë e tasharës)
Past definite
Single completed past actions (e kryer e tasharës)
Present perfect
kam + participle — result or experience
Future
do të + subjunctive-based forms
Subjunctive & imperative
të + present subjunctive; 2nd person commands
Irregular & stem-changing verbs (14)
High-frequency verbs with suppletion, vowel change, or non-standard past definite forms.
Regular verbs in -oj (6)
Predictable present endings and past definite in -ova / -ove / -oi …