To those trying to learn Maltese, here’s a sheet I made that helped me a lot. It contains the conjugation of some commonly used verbs, in the past tense, present tense, present continuous, and future. I hope it will help.

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1. inb4 There are errors. M’hemmx X’Tagħmel.

2. Nicely presented and well made. Prosit man.

3. Nice! Adding to this my favourite two websites related to maltese conjugations:
   [Verb.mt](https://www.verb.mt/) and [Ġabra](https://mlrs.research.um.edu.mt/resources/gabra/)

4. Grazzi ta xogholok. We need a collection of such resources for future reference!

5. Proset, Ghana bzonn dawn it tip ta rizorsi

6. Grazzi u prosit

7. I made something similar and somehow kept adding new verbs that seemed so common up to reaching 21 of them.

8. Grazzi hafna ❤️

9. Grazzi ħafna, very helpful mate thanks

10. Nice! Getting the correct pronunciation especially when those “funky” characters are used is now the next step to learn/document. Never been to Malta but I intermittently stream the University’s radio station. Mostly unintelligible when the programming is in Maltese but still a good way of getting the island’s vibe

11. I’m looking for my favourite guy to come in here and shit on the “rubbish language” as usual… 👀 Waiting.

12. Will forward this to my students, thanks!

13. Where’s “to be/kien”? Granted it’s typically omitted in the present, and when used it typically means a temporary state, but I think it’s still common enough.

    Present | Past
    —|—
    Nkun | Kont
    Tkun | Kont
    Jkun | Kien
    Tkun | Kienet
    Nkunu | Konna
    Tkunu | Kontu
    Jkunu | Kienu

14. Wow this is great thank you 😊