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How to Conjugate "Visiter" (to Visit) in French

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The French verb  visiter  means "to visit," and it's a relatively easy word to remember because it resembles its English counterpart. When you want to use it in the present, past, or future tenses, you will need to conjugate it. 

How to Conjugate Visiter ​

If you have studied many French verbs, you've likely come across a number that are  regular - er verbs  as this is a very common conjugation pattern.  Visiter  falls into this category, so you can apply the same endings you learned for similar verbs to this one.

The first step in any verb conjugation is identifying the verb stem. In this case, that is  visit- . As you work through the conjugations, various endings will be added to indicate which tense the verb is used in.

The indicative verb mood is used most often in French. You will use it for the basic conjugations of  visiter  in the present, future, and imperfect (past) tenses. All you need to do is study the chart and find the correct form that matches both the subject pronoun and the tense. For instance, "I am visiting" is  je visite  and "we will visit" is  nous visiterons .

Visiter  and the Present Participle

When you add the ending - ant to the stem of visiter you form the present participle . The result is the word visitant . It can become an adjective, gerund, or noun as well as a verb depending on the context of the sentence.

Visiter  in the Past Tense

Another common way to form the past tense of visiter is to use the passé composé . This requires a simple construction using the auxiliary verb avoir and the past participle visité . For example, "I visited" is j'ai visité and "we visited" is nous avons visité.

More Conjugations of  Visiter

There are a few other conjugations of  visiter  that you may encounter as your French fluency increases. For instance, the subjunctive verb mood is used when the action of visiting is uncertain. Similarly, the conditional verb mood is used when the action is dependent on something else occurring.

It is likely that you'll only find the  passé simple and imperfect subjunctive forms in French writing. However, it's good to be able to at least recognize them.

When you want to use  visiter  in short sentences, the  imperative verb mood can be used. For this, you do not have to include the subject pronoun. Instead of  tu visite , you can use  visite .

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Conjugation French verb visiter

Translation visiter, indicatif (indicative), présent (present), passé composé (present perfect), imparfait (imperfect), plus-que-parfait (pluperfect), passé simple (simple past), passé antérieur (past perfect), futur simple (future), futur antérieur (past future), conditionnel (conditional), passé (perfect), subjonctif (subjunctive), passé (past), impératif (imperative), infinitif (infinitive), participe (participle), gérondif (gerund), synonyms for the verb visiter.

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Voir Conjugation: How To Conjugate “To See” In French

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Posted on Published: February 19, 2023  - Last updated: February 24, 2023

The conjugation of voir (Meaning: To see in French; Pronunciation; vwaʀ) is: Je vois (I see), tu vois (you see), il/elle voit (he/she sees), nous voyons (we see), vous voyez (you see) and ils/elles voient (they see). This post will provide conjugation charts for voir in six major tense with example sentences.

Voir is an irregular French -ir verb. This means that its endings in the present tense are different to other regular verbs in the -ir group, such as finir (to finish).

The past participle is voir is vu (saw). We’ll elaborate more on this below in the passé composé section.

We’ve covered the following six major tenses on this page:

• Le present (present tense)
• Le passe compose (compound past)
• L’imparfait (imperfect)
• Le futur simple (simple future)
• Le conditionnel (conditional)
• Le subjoncdtif (subjunctive)

Voir conjugation table

Before getting into the charts with example sentences we’ll first take a quick look the conjugation table of voir .

Voir conjugation charts

Present tense (present indicative).

In the present tense (le présent) , je vois translates to both “I see” and “I am seeing”.

Compound past (passé composé)

The passe composé is a frequently used French past tense to describe actions which occurred a specific point in time. J’ai vu translates to “I saw”.

Imperfect indicative ( imparfait )

The imparfait (imperfect) is another commonly used French past tense used to describe actions which occurred at unspecified points in time. Je voyais translates to “I used to see” and “I was seeing”.

The verb voir conjugated in the imperfect tense in French does not lend itself very well to sample sentences. Hence, we’ve just included the conjugation and English equivalents below.

Simple future ( futur simple )

The futur simple tense is used to express events which will occur in the future. Voir has an irregular stem in the future simple: -verr . Je verrai translates to “I will see”.

Interestingly when using with the third-person singular pronoun on , meaning “one” or “we”, on verra translates to “we’ll see” as in “we’ll see what happens”.

Conditional mood ( présent du conditionnel )

In French, le conditionnel is used to express hypothetical events which “would” occur. Je verrais translates to “I would see”.

Present subjunctive ( subjonctif )

The French use the subjunctive mood to express wishes, emotions and doubts. Que je vois translates to “that I see”.

Voir – Summary video

In the following video online teacher, Alexa, summarizes the conjugations for voir in the present, past and future tenses and provides lots of example sentences.

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How to Say To Visit Someone in French [+8 Examples & Quiz]

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• January 9, 2021

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In this grammar lesson you will learn how to say to visit someone in French.

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• how to say to visit someone in French
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Please refer to the French A2 Curriculum to get a better overview of French grammar, if you are curious about this idiom fits in French A2 grammar.

By the end of the lesson you will know all about how to say to visit someone in French!

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Rendre conjugation table, introduction.

In French, there is a difference between visiting a place , and visiting someone .

It’s very easy to say that you are visiting a place.

All you have to do is conjugate the French verb visiter .

Je vais visiter Paris. I am going to visit Paris.

However, the idiom for visiting someone is slightly different.

In the next chapter you will learn how to say “to visit someone” in French!

To Visit Someone In French

If you want to say “to visit someone”, then you will use the following idiom:

• rendre visite à [quelqu’un] = to visit [someone]

Je vais rendre visite à mes grands-parents . I am going to visit my grand parents.

Il ne va pas rendre visite à sa sœur . He is not going to visit his sister.

Laurent rend visite à Janine . Laurent is visiting Janine.

Nous rendons visite à mes parents . We are visiting my parents.

If the sentence is in the futur proche , then you will have to use the infinitive of the verb rendre .

If the sentence is in the present tense , then you will have to conjugate rendre .

In both cases, you MUSN’T conjugate the verb visiter .

Also, if you want to say that someone is going to visit me/you/him/her/us/them , then you will use:

• me/te/lui/nous/vous/leur + rendre visite

Je vais lui rendre visite . I am going to visit her.

Vas-tu me rendre visite ? Are you going to visit me?

Allez-vous leur rendre visite ? Are you going to visit them?

Ils vont lui rendre visite . They are going to visit her.

If you are having difficulties with indirect object pronouns, then please read the lesson on how to use lui and leur , as well as the lesson on how to use me/te/nous/vous .

Example Sentences on To Visit Someone In French

The final section of this lesson on how to say to visit someone in French is about seeing the idiom in action.

This is valuable because you can improve your understanding on how to say to visit someone in French through examples.

Here you can find the sentences of the previous chapters, neatly stored in one place.

Quiz Yourself on To Visit Someone In French

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Conjugate voir and derivatives in the present tense in French (Le Présent)

The verb voir   (to see) is irregular in Le Présent.

Learn how to conjugate VOIR (to see) in  Le Présent (Indicatif)  in French

Here are some examples to listen to:

Je voi s Pauline là-bas. I see Pauline over there.

Tu voi s le ballon rouge. You see the red balloon.

Mon chat voi t dans le noir. My cat sees in the dark.

Nous ne vo y ons pas l'intérêt. We don't see the point.

Vous vo y ez ces lumières à l'horizon ? Do you see those lights on the horizon?

Ils voi ent ce que tu veux dire. They see what you mean.

Other verbs conjugate like voir : fuir   (to run away) revoir   (to see again / to revise) entrevoir   (to glimpse) prévoir    (to plan / to foresee) pourvoir   (to provide) 

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Verb "visit"

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Conjugation

Simple tense.

Present Simple

• he, she visits

Past Simple

• you visited
• he, she visited
• they visited

Future Simple

• I will visit
• you will visit
• he, she will visit
• we will visit
• they will visit

Continuous Tense

Present Simple Continuous

• I am visiting
• you are visiting
• he, she is visiting
• we are visiting
• they are visiting

Past Simple Continuous

• I was visiting
• you were visiting
• he, she was visiting
• we were visiting
• they were visiting

Future Simple Continuous

• I will be visiting
• you will be visiting
• he, she will be visiting
• we will be visiting
• they will be visiting

Perfect Tense

Present Perfect

• I have visited
• you have visited
• he, she has visited
• we have visited
• they have visited

Past Perfect

• I had visited
• you had visited
• he, she had visited
• we had visited
• they had visited

Future Perfect

• I will have visited
• you will have visited
• he, she will have visited
• we will have visited
• they will have visited

Perfect Continuous Tense

Present Perfect Continuous

• I have been visiting
• you have been visiting
• he, she has been visiting
• we have been visiting
• they have been visiting

Past Perfect Continuous

• I had been visiting
• you had been visiting
• he, she had been visiting
• we had been visiting
• they had been visiting

Future Perfect Continuous

• I will have been visiting
• you will have been visiting
• he, she will have been visiting
• we will have been visiting
• they will have been visiting

Conditional

• I would visit
• you would visit
• he, she would visit
• we would visit
• they would visit
• I would have visited
• you would have visited
• he, she would have visited
• we would have visited
• they would have visited

Present Continuous

• I would be visiting
• you would be visiting
• he, she would be visiting
• we would be visiting
• they would be visiting

Perfect Continuous

• I would have been visiting
• you would have been visiting
• he, she would have been visiting
• we would have been visiting
• they would have been visiting
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