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No. 560 in Romanian

meargă

The Romanian word "meargă" is the third person singular subjunctive form of the verb "a merge," meaning "to go" or "to walk."

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  • Să meargă el mai întâi, și apoi venim și noi.

    Let him go first, and then we will come as well.

    The verb 'meargă' is used in the subjunctive mood, indicating a desire or requirement for the subject to go.

  • Mă întreb dacă va meargă bine planul.

    I wonder if the plan will go well.

    Here, 'meargă' is part of an idiomatic expression to mean something progresses or works out.

  • Dacă trebuie să meargă, să meargă acum.

    If he/she/it has to go, let it go now.

    'Meargă' is used in imperative subjunctive, giving a gentle command or permission.

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