Saluer - to greet, salute; to take one's leave

Simple conjugations for the French verb saluer

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Updated on February 02, 2019

The French verb saluer means to greet or salute but can also mean to take one's leave. Find simple conjugations for this regular -er verb in the tables below.

Conjugations of Saluer

	Present	Future	Imperfect	Present participle
je	salue	saluerai	saluais	saluant
tu	salues	salueras	saluais
il	salue	saluera	saluait
nous	saluons	saluerons	saluions
vous	saluez	saluerez	saluiez
ils	saluent	salueront	saluaient

Passé composé
Auxiliary verb	avoir
Past participle	salué

	Subjunctive	Conditional	Passé simple	Imperfect subjunctive
je	salue	saluerais	saluai	saluasse
tu	salues	saluerais	saluas	saluasses
il	salue	saluerait	salua	saluât
nous	saluions	saluerions	saluâmes	saluassions
vous	saluiez	salueriez	saluâtes	saluassiez
ils	saluent	salueraient	saluèrent	saluassent

	Imperative
tu	salue
nous	saluons
vous	saluez

Verb conjugation pattern
Saluer is a regular -ER verb

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