Verbs that end in a consonant comprise the second group of verbs in Albanian. Examples are: jap = to give, hap = to open, vendos = to put, and mbyll = to close. The endings for the Present Indicative of regular verbs of the second kind are given below.

The present indicative of many verbs in Albanian have the same endings as verbs of the second kind, but have stem charges as well. Some examples of those verbs are given above (shoh, marr) others are pres and përsëris, in which the final s changes to a t in the second and third person singular.

Albanian has a very similar expression to the English construction to be going to. It is the simplest way of expressing future action as it only requires that do të be placed in front of the verb.

Albanian, unlike English, has several conjugations of the noun. The Genitive case of the noun is analogous to the English possessive case, it is used to denote the possessor of an object or the performer of an action.
John's car
Diana's sister

The form of the genitive case depends both on the gender of the owner, and the object that is owned. The general form is object that is owned + connective article + genitive case of owner.

For masculine owners, the genitive is formed by an -it or -ut to the indefinite form of the noun, usually depending on whether the definite form of the noun ends in a i or u. For feminine owners, the genitive case is formed by adding -s or -së, usually depending on whether the indefinite noun ends ë or not. For plural nouns, the genitive case is formed by adding -ve to the noun, irregardless of gender.

The connective article depends on the gender of the object that is owned, i if masculine, e if feminine, and e if plural of either gender.