Salut les Champions ! Aujourd’hui, on apprend à conjuguer les verbes du premier groupe en français. C’est un point de grammaire très important pour construire vos propres phrases. C’est parti !
आज हामीले फ्रेंचमा पहिलो समूहका क्रियापदहरू (–er verbs) कसरी बनाउने भनेर सिकाएका छौं।
यो जान्नु धेरै महत्वपूर्ण छ किनभने यी क्रियापदहरू धेरै प्रयोगमा आउने हुन्।
Let’s dive in!
🎥 Watch the Video | भिडियो हेर्नुहोस्:
What You’ll Learn Today | आज के सिक्नुहुनेछ?
In today’s Day 9 video , we covered:
- How to conjugate regular -er verbs (like parler , manger , jouer )
- The five special cases that change how you conjugate certain verbs
- Why these rules are important for correct spelling and pronunciation
- Real-life examples showing each rule in action
These rules will help you write and speak more accurately in French — especially when dealing with tricky spellings or sounds.
🔁 Basic Conjugation Rule | आधारभूत नियम
For most regular -er verbs:
Remove -er → add endings: -e, -es, -e, -ons, -ez, -ent
📌 Example: parler (to speak)
- je parle (जु पार्ले)
- tu parles (तू पार्ले)
- il/elle parle (इल पार्ले)
- nous parlons (नू पार्लोँ)
- vous parlez (वू पार्ले)
- ils parlent (इल् पार्ले)
Now let’s look at the special cases where this pattern changes slightly.
📚 5 Special Cases in -er Verb Conjugation | 5 विशेष लफडाहरू
✅ Case 1: Use of Cedilla (ç) in -cer verbs (nous form only)
Some verbs like commencer , lancer , placer need a cedilla (ç) before -ons to keep the soft “c” sound.
| commencer | nous commençons | नू कोमोँसोँ |
Without the cedilla, it would be “commenc ons**”** → which would sound like “कोमोँकोन्स्” instead of “कोमोँन्सोँ”. 😊
✅ Case 2: Add extra ‘e’ in -ger verbs (nous form only)
Verbs like manger , ranger , plonger get an extra “e” before -ons to keep the soft “g” sound.
| manger | nous mangeons | नू माँजीयोन्स् |
Without the extra “e”, it would be “mang ons**”** → which would sound like “मङ्गोन्स्” instead of “माँजीयोन्स्”.
✅ Case 3: Change accent on ‘é’ in -e+consonant+er verbs
When the infinitive ends in -eter , -eler , etc. like -e+consonant+er form, sometimes the “é” changes to “è” in singular forms.
📌 Example: espérer (to hope)
- j’espère (जेस्पेयर)
- tu espères (तू एस्पेयर)
- il espère (इल एस्पेयर)
This helps with pronunciation — making the vowel sound more open.
✅ Case 4: Double l or t in -eler / -eter verbs
Some verbs like appeler , jeter double the l or t in singular forms.
📌 Example: appeler (to call)
- j’appelle (जापेल)
- tu appelles (तू आपेल)
- il appelle (इल आपेल)
📌 Example: jeter (to throw)
- je jette (जु जेत)
- tu jettes (तू जेत)
- il jette (इल जेत)
This helps maintain the correct sound.
✅ Case 5: Change y to i in -yer / -ayer / -uyer / -oyer verbs
In singular forms, verbs ending in -yer , -ayer , etc., often change “y” to “i” for smoother pronunciation.
📌 Example: payer (to pay)
- je paie (जे पेई)
- tu paies (तू पेई)
- il paie (इल पेई)
📌 Example: essayer (to try)
- je essaie (जे एसए)
- tu essaies (तू एसएस)
- il essaie (इल एसए)
That’s it for Day 9 ! Now you know how to conjugate first group -er verbs , including all the special cases — from cedilla to double letters and y-to-i changes . Keep practicing with different verbs to build confidence!
Tomorrow , we’ll review the top 100 most useful -er verbs — so you can start using them in real conversations!
भोलि हामी १०० सबैभन्दा उपयोगी –er क्रियापदहरू सिक्नेछौं।
Also, don’t forget to review Day 8 , where we learned about aller and venir — two essential verbs for talking about time in French!
✅ Daily Practice Tip:
Pick one verb and conjugate it in all six forms. For example:
commencer
→ je commence, tu commences, il commence, nous commençons, vous commencez, ils commencent
(म सुरु गर्छु, तिमी सुरु गर्छौं, ऊ सुरु गर्छ, हामी सुरु गर्छौं, तपाईंहरू सुरु गर्नुहुन्छ, तिनीहरू सुरु गर्छन्)
Follow us on social media for daily French tips!
👉
