Since our little son started crawling last week, I can’t count how many times I have to say this come! (come!), especially when I saw him walking towards the stairs cheeky!
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Come, Except as the second-person singular present tense Come (Come), is the second-person singular imperative sentence, which is the form we see in this phrase.
WHO Is one of two ways to translate adverbs Here In Italian, the other is after. (Find out The difference between qui and qua In our feature article! )
If you want to be more polite, you can add the word for please,this is please, At the beginning or end.
Please come here. I have something to tell you.
Please come here. I have something to tell you.
Another polite way is to use the third-person formal form comeFor example, you can use this form to show respect or courtesy to customers in your store or elderly people you don’t know much about.
Finally, we have the second-person plural form come This means for groups of two or more people.
In English, the response to this command is usually I’m coming! or I am on my way!, You usually use one of the following in Italian:
- Arrivals! (Liang: I’m here!)
- I’m coming! (Liang: I’m here!)
- Now/now I am coming! = (Liang: Now I am coming!)
- I’m coming soon! = (Liang: I’m coming right away!)
