Verb Conjugation

Verb conjugation is largely inherited from English. The exception is "-ing" for gerunds is replaced with "-ando". For verbs that end in "-ate", when forming the gerund, "-ate" is replaced with "-ando". "Would" and "will" are included in an unadapted manner and conditional mood and future tense are dropped. "Fure" and "fus" are used where appropriate for the verb "to be" when it would be in subjunctive mood in Spanish.

Some irregularity exists in this. For example, the past participle of "view" is "viewn", not "viewed". "Dixit" past is still "dixit", but its past participle is "dixited". "To be" is still highly irregular, here is its conjugation for reference: