No. 11,626 in Spanish
forme
"Forme" means "I form" or "I shape" (first-person singular present subjunctive or imperative of "formar").
In a sentence
Espero que me forme como una mejor persona.
I hope to develop myself as a better person.
Here, 'forme' is the present subjunctive form of 'formar' used to express a wish about self-improvement.
La organización hizo lo posible para que el grupo se forme adecuadamente.
The organization did its best for the group to form properly.
In this case, 'forme' functions as the present subjunctive after a clause indicating purpose, referring to the organization of the group.
Es importante que cada estudiante se forme en valores éticos.
It is important for every student to be trained in ethical values.
Here, 'forme' is the subjunctive form and indicates an educational or formative process desired for students.
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