How is leer conjugated in the yo form?
1
vote
I know that for some "er" verbs the yo form ends in a "o" so would leer be leo?
16022 views
updated Sep 26, 2009
posted by adscott6
Yes it would for the simple present tense. - ian-hill, Sep 25, 2009
You could look it up in the Conjugator under the "more" tab - ian-hill, Sep 25, 2009
5 Answers
6
votes
Go here: link text
and yes, the present tense indicative first person conjugation of leer is leo. You know, like the lion. 
updated Oct 4, 2009
edited by ocbizlaw
posted by ocbizlaw
That's the craziest thing I've ever heard!!! Everybody knows that lions can't read...now a hippo--maybe. ;-) - Izanoni1, Sep 25, 2009
0
votes
¿En qué lengua "leo" significa "el león"?
updated Sep 26, 2009
posted by Maciek071
I keep telling you guys...lions can't read. El león no puede leer! - Izanoni1, Sep 25, 2009
How do you know?~ - fatcinnaroll, Sep 25, 2009
Leu is the name of the currency in Romania and that means Lion. Close right? - ian-hill, Sep 25, 2009
I believe leo is Latin for el león. - webdunce, Sep 26, 2009
0
votes
[I suppose he's looking at the pictures in Lioness Illustrated?][1]
[1]: 
updated Sep 25, 2009
edited by 0074b507
posted by 0074b507
0
votes
Like the lion? That's funny.
updated Sep 25, 2009
posted by AJbeach
0
votes
"Si, eso es. Yo leo.
updated Sep 25, 2009
posted by ChamacoMalo
