No. 588 in Slovenian
pridejo
"Pridejo" means "they come" in English.
In a sentence
Kmalu pridejo gostje na zabavo.
The guests will soon arrive at the party.
Here, 'pridejo' is used as the third person plural conjugation of the verb 'priti', meaning 'to arrive', indicating an action of arriving that will take place soon.
Če pridejo na čas, bomo začeli.
If they arrive on time, we will start.
In this conditional statement, 'pridejo' expresses the potential action of arriving, showing its use within a dependent clause.
Vsakič, ko pridejo prijatelji, se veselimo.
Every time friends come over, we rejoice.
Here, 'pridejo' portrays a habitual action of arriving, emphasizing its use in a recurring context.
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