Languages › French Saluer - to greet, salute; to take one's leave Simple conjugations for the French verb saluer Share Flipboard Email Print Lucy Lambriex/Getty Images French Grammar Pronunciation & Conversation Vocabulary Resources For Teachers By Staff Author Updated 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 patternSaluer is a regular -ER verb Cite this Article Format mla apa chicago Your Citation Author, Staff. "Saluer - to greet, salute; to take one's leave." ThoughtCo, May. 12, 2021, thoughtco.com/saluer-to-greet-or-salute-1370872. Author, Staff. (2021, May 12). Saluer - to greet, salute; to take one's leave. Retrieved from https://www.thoughtco.com/saluer-to-greet-or-salute-1370872 Author, Staff. "Saluer - to greet, salute; to take one's leave." ThoughtCo. https://www.thoughtco.com/saluer-to-greet-or-salute-1370872 (accessed July 31, 2021). copy citation