Conjugation of the Romanian Verb "a merge"

a merge

to go / to walk

Type

Group III (-e)

Gerunziu

mergând

Participiu trecut

mers

Prezent (Present)

Used for current actions, habits, and general truths.

Pronoun	Conjugation
eu	merg
tu	mergi
el/ea	merge
noi	mergem
voi	mergeți
ei/ele	merg

Perfect compus (Compound Past)

The most common past tense. Formed with the auxiliary a avea + past participle "mers".

Pronoun	Conjugation
eu	am mers
tu	ai mers
el/ea	a mers
noi	am mers
voi	ați mers
ei/ele	au mers

Imperfect (Imperfect)

Used for ongoing, habitual, or background past actions.

Pronoun	Conjugation
eu	mergeam
tu	mergeai
el/ea	mergea
noi	mergeam
voi	mergeați
ei/ele	mergeau

Viitor (Future)

Formed with the auxiliary voi/vei/va/vom/veți/vor + infinitive.

Pronoun	Conjugation
eu	voi merge
tu	vei merge
el/ea	va merge
noi	vom merge
voi	veți merge
ei/ele	vor merge

Condițional (Conditional)

Used for hypothetical actions, polite requests, and wishes. Formed with aș/ai/ar/am/ați/ar + infinitive.

Pronoun	Conjugation
eu	aș merge
tu	ai merge
el/ea	ar merge
noi	am merge
voi	ați merge
ei/ele	ar merge

Conjunctiv (Subjunctive)

Formed with să + conjugated verb. Used after modal verbs (trebuie, pot, vreau), impersonal expressions, and purpose clauses. More common in Romanian than in other Romance languages.

Pronoun	Conjugation
eu	să merg
tu	să mergi
el/ea	să meargă
noi	să mergem
voi	să mergeți
ei/ele	să meargă

Imperativ (Imperative)

Direct commands and requests.

Person	Form
tu	mergi
voi	mergeți

Example Sentences

Prezent

Merg la școală.

I go to school.

Perfect compus

Am mers la munte.

I went to the mountains.

Imperativ

Mergi acasă!

Go home!