froen
Luxembourgish verb conjugation — to ask · /fʀˈoːən/
French demander (à) · German fragen · Portuguese perguntar (a)
In short: ech froen (mech), du frees (dech), hien freet (sech), mir froen (eis), dir frot (iech), si froen (sech) — and in the past, ech hunn (mech) gefrot.
Present
Presens
| ech | froen (mech) |
| du | frees (dech) |
| hien / hatt / et | freet (sech) |
| mir | froen (eis) |
| dir | frot (iech) |
| si | froen (sech) |
Perfect
Passé composé — the everyday past
| ech | hunn (mech) gefrot |
| du | hues (dech) gefrot |
| hien / hatt / et | huet (sech) gefrot |
| mir | hunn (eis) gefrot |
| dir | hutt (iech) gefrot |
| si | hunn (sech) gefrot |
Past perfect
Plusquamperfekt
| ech | hat (mech) gefrot |
| du | has (dech) gefrot |
| hien / hatt / et | hat (sech) gefrot |
| mir | haten (eis) gefrot |
| dir | hat (iech) gefrot |
| si | haten (sech) gefrot |
Conditional perfect
would have …
| ech | hätt (mech) gefrot |
| du | häss (dech) gefrot |
| hien / hatt / et | hätt (sech) gefrot |
| mir | hätten (eis) gefrot |
| dir | hätt (iech) gefrot |
| si | hätten (sech) gefrot |
Imperative
Commands
| du | fro (dech)! |
| dir | frot (iech)! |
froen in sentences
- et huet keen dech eppes gefrot!
- eis freet jo keen!
- fro hien, ob seng Eltere schonn aus der Vakanz erëm sinn!
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Questions about froen
How do you conjugate froen in the present tense?
ech froen (mech), du frees (dech), hien / hatt / et freet (sech), mir froen (eis), dir frot (iech), si froen (sech).
What is the past participle of froen?
gefrot.
Does froen take hunn or sinn in the perfect?
hunn: ech hunn (mech) gefrot.
How do you say "I ask" in Luxembourgish?
Ech froen (mech).
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