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Conjugation of interesi in Esperanto

interesito arouse interestregular

Prezencopresent

Actions happening now or habitually.

Prezenco of interesi
PersonConjugation
miinteresas
viinteresas
li/ŝi/ĝiinteresas
niinteresas
viinteresas
iliinteresas

Common mistakes in the Prezenco

  • li/ŝi/ĝiinteresiinteresasIn Esperanto the present tense ends in -as, so the correct form is interesas.

Preteritosimple past

Completed actions in the past.

Preterito of interesi
PersonConjugation
miinteresis
viinteresis
li/ŝi/ĝiinteresis
niinteresis
viinteresis
iliinteresis

Common mistakes in the Preterito

  • li/ŝi/ĝiinteresasinteresisThe past tense uses -is, not -as.

Futurofuture

Actions that will happen.

Futuro of interesi
PersonConjugation
miinteresos
viinteresos
li/ŝi/ĝiinteresos
niinteresos
viinteresos
iliinteresos

Common mistakes in the Futuro

  • li/ŝi/ĝiinteresasinteresosThe future tense uses -os, not -as.

Kondicionaloconditional

Actions that would happen under some condition.

Kondicionalo of interesi
PersonConjugation
miinteresus
viinteresus
li/ŝi/ĝiinteresus
niinteresus
viinteresus
iliinteresus

Common mistakes in the Kondicionalo

  • li/ŝi/ĝiinteresasinteresusThe conditional tense uses -us, not -as.

Imperativoimperative

Commands and requests.

Imperativo of interesi
PersonConjugation
viinteresu
niinteresu
viinteresu

Common mistakes in the Imperativo

  • viinteresasinteresuThe imperative uses -u, not -as.

Infinitivoinfinitive

The base form of the verb.

Infinitivo of interesi
PersonConjugation
miinteresi
viinteresi
li/ŝi/ĝiinteresi
niinteresi
viinteresi
iliinteresi

interesi — frequently asked questions

Is interesi a regular verb?
Yes — interesi is a regular Esperanto verb, so it follows the standard endings for its group.
What does interesi mean?
interesi is a Esperanto verb meaning "to arouse interest".