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vino
come (imperative) /ˈvi.no/
verb#215 most common
Also: come here, come on
Example sentences
Vino aici!
Come here!
Vino cu mine la magazin.
Come with me to the store.
Vino mâine dimineață, te rog.
Come tomorrow morning, please.
Dacă ai timp, vino la petrecerea noastră diseară.
If you have time, come to our party tonight.
Vino orice ar fi, chiar dacă întârzii puțin.
Come no matter what, even if you're a bit late.
Vino, așadar, să vedem împreună ce s-a întâmplat, înainte ca totul să fie prea târziu.
Come, then, and let's see together what happened, before it's too late.
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
venito come (infinitive)
venirethe act of coming, arrival
venitincome, revenueveneticforeign newcomer, intruder
prevenireprevention
Etymology
Vino is the informal singular imperative of a veni, the Romanian verb for to come. The verb descends from Latin venire, and its imperative form is irregular rather than built from the regular pattern. Romanian kept this core Latin verb largely intact while French and other Romance languages developed different imperative shapes.
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