Mëson

Mëson is a common Albanian verb form meaning “to learn” or “to study.” It is the present tense, third-person singular form of the verb, and it appears in everyday speech to indicate that someone is acquiring knowledge or a skill.

In usage, mëson is used with a subject such as ai (he) or ajo (she). For example, Ai mëson anglisht means “He learns English,” and Ajo mëson matematikë means “She learns mathematics.” The form is part of a full present-tense paradigm where other persons and numbers are expressed with their respective suffixes, such as unë mësoj (I learn), ti mëson (you learn), ne mësojmë (we learn), ju mësoni (you learn), and ata/ato mësojnë (they learn).

Grammatical notes help clarify its role. Mëson is the third-person singular present. The infinitive verb to which it belongs is typically rendered in dictionaries as mësoj or të mësosh, depending on dialect and grammatical description. The related noun mësim means “lesson,” and mësues or mësuese refers to a teacher, linking the verb form to the broader semantic field of learning and instruction.

The form iblandly appears in sentences across education, language learning, and everyday acquisition activities, illustrating how Albanian marks person and number in present-tense verbs. See also mësim, mësues, and the broader Albanian verb conjugation system for related forms and usage.