No. 14,346 in Spanish
vete
"Vete" means "go away" or "leave."
In a sentence
Vete de aquí, por favor.
Leave from here, please.
The imperative form of 'irse' used for asking someone to leave.
Cuando él llegue, vete a tu habitación.
When he arrives, go to your room.
The imperative form of 'irse' indicating a direction where the person should head to.
Si no te gusta, vete.
If you don't like it, leave.
The imperative form of 'irse' used to suggest an action based on a condition.
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