Basic verbs and verb forms (Beginners' lesson)

Before moving into topics such as proper sentence structure, one should study the basic Jesenic verbs and the verb conjugation forms.

Sène - to be
Sène is the most vital helping verb (and most vital verb in general) in Jesenic, just as be is in English.

Have - to have
Like in English, the verb have operates as both an action and helping verb. As an action verb, have carries the same meaning as its English counterpart.

Dère - to do
Unlike sène and have, the verb dère is not a helping verb. However, it is just as important, as doing stuff is pretty important.

Verb forms
Considering the history of Jesenic as a later English dialect, verb forms in Jesenic are almost exactly the same as in English. Consider the conjugation of the verb have, which you looked over in the last section:

Present

 * im have
 * dú have
 * har/sæ/ès hast
 * wis have
 * dú have
 * tiy have

Preterite

 * im hadt
 * dú hadt
 * har/sæ/ès hadt
 * wis hadt
 * dú hadt
 * tiy hadt

Present Continuous

 * im amst havund
 * dú ir havund
 * har/sæ/ès èst havund
 * wis ir havund
 * dú ir havund
 * tiy ir havund

Present Perfect

 * im hav hadt
 * dú hav hadt
 * har/sæ/ès hast hadt
 * wis hav hadt
 * dú hav hadt
 * tiy hav hadt

Future
(Under construction...)
 * im vil have
 * dú vil have
 * har/sæ/ès vil have
 * wis vil have
 * dú vil have
 * tiy vil have