Suo molt.

I sweat a lot.

Breakdown of Suo molt.

• molt: a lot
• suar: to sweat

Questions & Answers about Suo molt.

Why isn’t there a separate word for I in Suo molt?

Because Catalan often omits subject pronouns when the verb form already makes the subject clear.

Here, suo already means I sweat / I am sweating, so jo is not necessary.

You can add jo if you want emphasis or contrast:

Jo suo molt, però ell no.
= I sweat a lot, but he doesn’t.

Without jo, Suo molt is the most neutral, natural version.

What form is suo?

Suo is the 1st person singular present indicative of the verb suar.

So:

• suar = the infinitive
• suo = I sweat / I am sweating

It is the form used with jo, even if jo is left out.

Is suar a regular verb?

Yes, it is mostly a regular -ar verb.

The main thing learners notice is that some forms have two vowels together, like suo. That may look unusual at first, but it is normal.

A few present-tense forms are:

• suo = I sweat
• sues = you sweat
• sua = he/she/it sweats
• suem = we sweat