How to Say “Come” in Romanian

vino
To say 'come' in Romanian, the default form is vino.
The verb means to arrive or to appear.
Meaning: to arrive, to appear (verb)

Which one should you use?

Use vino when addressing one person informally, such as a friend or family member. If you are addressing multiple people or want to be polite to a single person, use the form veniți.

How does it change in a sentence?

In the present indicative, the first-person singular 'I come' is vin and the third-person singular 'he/she/it comes' is vine. The form vino serves as the singular imperative for informal address, while veniți is the plural or polite imperative.

Did you know?

  • The Romanian word for 'wine' is vin, which is identical to the first-person singular 'I come' (vin).
  • The word vine is not just the third-person singular of 'to come', but it is also the Romanian word for 'spring', as in the season.
  • In Romania, beckoning a child with vino often involves a hand gesture that differs from the typical English 'come here' wave.

Examples in context

  • Vino și stai jos.
    Come in and sit down.
    This example shows the use of vino to invite someone to enter and sit.
    Tatoeba #8565892 by fathe, translation #2275770 by CK
  • Vino la cină cândva.
    Come over for dinner sometime.
    This sentence uses vino to invite someone to dinner.
    Tatoeba #6688122 by elenacristina260, translation #1972615 by CK
  • Vino cu noi, te rog.
    Come with us, please.
    This sentence uses vino to ask someone to join a group.
    Tatoeba #9632389 by elenacristina260, translation #2647208 by CK
  • Vă rog, veniți înăuntru.
    Please come inside.
  • Hai să mergem în parc.
    Come, let's go to the park.
  • Hai la mine la film.
    Come to my place for a movie.
  • 46 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Stefan is calling Maria to the living room.

  1. Stefan

    Maria, vino aici te rog!
    Maria, come here please!
  2. Maria

    Vin acum, așteaptă puțin.
    I'm coming now, wait a bit.
  3. Stefan

    Vino repede, am ceva să-ți arăt.
    Come quickly, I have something to show you.
  4. Maria

    Sunt deja în pragul ușii.
    I am already at the doorstep.

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