Daily Verb Lesson: French for sound is sonder

french-verb-to-sound-is-sonder The verb in French for sound (as in to sound out opinions) is the regular ER verb sonder.

To remember this imagine that you SOUND the alarm on a SONDAY before taking an opinion poll. (To sound the alarm you would use the verb sonner).

Such a visualization will make it easier to remember and recall the word sonder. Combining such a visualization with a cartoon Memory Trigger makes it easier still to remember.

Sonder also means to poll, sound out opinions, to survey. Also to probe, or to take soundings . A sondeur or sondeuse is a pollster.

Also a sondeur can be a driller or a nautical sounder like a depth sounder.

VERB CONJUGATION TABLE sonder
Simple Tenses sonder
TENSE
je/j'
tu
il
nous
vous
ils
Present
Présent

sound
sonde sondes sonde sondons sondez sondent
Past Imperfect
Imparfait
sounded
sondais sondais sondait sondions sondiez sondaient
Simple Past
Passé Simple

sounded
sondai sondas sonda sondâmes sondâtes sondèrent
Future
Futur

will sound
sonderai sonderas sondera sonderons sonderez sonderont
Conditional
Conditionnel

would sound
sonderais sonderais sonderait sonderions sonderiez sonderaient
Subjunctive
Subjonctif

may sound
sonde sondes sonde sondions sondiez sondent
Compound Tenses sonder
Present Perfect
Passé Composé

have sounded
ai sondé as sondé a sondé avons sondé avez sondé ont sondé
Past Perfect
Plus-que-Parfait

had sounded
avais sondé avais sondé avait sondé avions sondé aviez sondé avaient sondé
Future Perfect
Futur Antérieur

will have
aurai sondé auras sondé aura sondé aurons sondé aurez sondé auront sondé
Conditional Perfect
Conditionnel Passé

would have sounded
aurais sondé aurais sondé aurait sondé aurions sondé auriez sondé auraient sondé
Imperative
Imperatif

sound!
sonde ! sondons ! sondez !
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