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veniț
come (you all / formal command) /veˈnit͡sʲ/
verb#835 most common
Also: you (all) come, having come/arrived (pl.)
Example sentences
Veniți aici!
Come here!
Voi veniți mâine la petrecere?
Are you (all) coming to the party tomorrow?
Copiii veniți la școală trebuie să aducă manualele.
The children who have arrived at school must bring their textbooks.
Vă rog să veniți mai devreme mâine dimineață.
Please come earlier tomorrow morning.
Dacă veniți cu toții, vom putea termina proiectul la timp.
If you all come, we will be able to finish the project on time.
Oricât de greu ar fi, veniți neapărat la întâlnirea de mâine, căci se vor lua decizii importante.
However difficult it may be, be sure to come to tomorrow's meeting, because important decisions will be made there.
Conjugation
| Present Active | Simple Past Active | Simple Future Active | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1sg | vin | venii | voi veni |
| 2sg | vii | veniși | vei veni |
| 3sg | vine | veni | va veni |
| 1pl | venim | venirăm | vom veni |
| 2pl | veniți | venirăți | veți veni |
| 3pl | vin | veniră | vor veni |
Word family
a venito come
venitincome; also past participle "come"nou-venitnewcomer
evenimenteventintervențieintervention
Etymology
Veniți is a form of the verb a veni, "to come," which descends directly from Latin venire. Romanian kept the Latin verb almost unchanged, only adapting the endings. The -iți ending marks second-person plural in the present tense, the imperative, and the subjunctive.
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