Use this phrase to invite someone to go with you.
How to say
Come with me
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Use this phrase to invite someone to join you.
Use 'esho' with friends and family, and 'ashun' with people you don't know well or in more formal situations.
Use 'vine' with friends and family, and 'vingui' with people you don't know well or in more formal situations.
Use this phrase to invite someone to go somewhere with you.
Use this phrase to invite someone to go with you.
Use 'komm' with friends and family, and 'kommen Sie' with people you don't know well or in more formal situations.
Use 'ela' with friends and family, and 'elate' with people you don't know well or in more formal situations.
Use this phrase to invite someone to join you, or to lead them somewhere.
Use 'tule' with friends and family, and 'tulge' with people you don't know well or in more formal situations.
Use this phrase to invite someone to go with you.
Use 'biyā' with friends and family, and 'biyā'id' with people you don't know well or in more formal situations.
Use 'tule' with friends and family, and 'tulkaa' with people you don't know well or in more formal situations.
Use 'viens' with friends and family, and 'venez' with people you don't know well or in more formal situations.
Use 'ven' with friends and family, and 'veña' with people you don't know well or in more formal situations.
Use 'aavo' with respect and 'aav' with friends.
Use this phrase to invite someone to go with you.
Use 'bo' with a male, and 'bo'i' with a female. 'Bo'u' is the plural form.
Use 'chalo' with friends and family, and 'chaliye' with people you don't know well or in more formal situations.
Use 'gyere' with friends and family, and 'jöjjön' with people you don't know well or in more formal situations.
Use this phrase to invite someone to go with you.
Use 'komdu' with friends and family, and 'komið' with people you don't know well or in more formal situations.
Use 'vieni' with friends and family, and 'venga' with people you don't know well or in more formal situations.
Use this phrase to invite someone to go with you.
Use this phrase to invite someone to go with you.
Use 'eik' with friends and family, and 'eikite' with people you don't know well or in more formal situations.
Use 'nāc' with friends and family, and 'nāciet' with people you don't know well or in more formal situations.
Use 'ye' with friends and family, and 'ya' with people you don't know well or in more formal situations.
Use this phrase to invite someone to go with you.
Use this phrase to invite someone to join you.
Use this phrase to invite someone to go with you.
Use 'chalo' with respect and 'chal' with friends.
Use this phrase to invite someone to go somewhere with you.
Use 'vem' with friends and family, and 'venha' with people you don't know well or in more formal situations.
Use 'vino' with friends and family, and 'veniți' with people you don't know well or in more formal situations.
Use this phrase to invite someone to go somewhere with you.
Use this phrase to invite someone to go with you.
Use this phrase to invite someone to go with you.
Use 'vaa' with friends and family, and 'vaarungal' with people you don't know well or in more formal situations.
Use 'raa' with friends and family, and 'randi' with people you don't know well or in more formal situations.
Use 'chan' if you are female, and 'pom' if you are male. Use this phrase to invite someone to go with you.
Use 'ka' when speaking to one person, and 'kayo' when speaking to multiple people.
Use 'gel' with friends and family, and 'gelin' with people you don't know well or in more formal situations.
Use this phrase to invite someone to go somewhere with you.
Use 'aao' with friends and family, and 'aayen' with people you don't know well or in more formal situations.
Use this phrase to invite someone to go with you.
Use 'wa' when speaking to one person, and 'e wa' when speaking to multiple people.
Use this phrase to invite someone to follow you.
Use this phrase to invite someone to follow you.
Use 'woza' when speaking to one person, and 'wozeni' when speaking to multiple people.