Phrase · 🗺️ Regional colloquial Spanish
Dale, vení, que ya empieza el partido.
Come on, get over here, the match is starting.
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- Dale → vení: two imperatives: hurry up
- que → empieza: que + clause: the reason
- empieza → partido: el partido: subject after the verb
Mot à mot : “Give it, come, that already starts the match.”
Pourquoi elle est construite ainsi
Les notes correspondent aux numéros ci-dessus.
- 1¡Dale! here = come on, hurry up. In Argentina and Uruguay it also means OK; Mexico would say ¡Ándale! Lexicalised imperatives and pragmatic particles →
- 2vení = voseo imperative of venir (tú: ven): the infinitive minus -r, stressed at the end: vení, tomá, comé. Voseo: forms and recognition →
- 3Colloquial que + clause gives the reason for the order: hurry, because it's starting.
Variantes
- Dale, vení, que ya arranca el partido.
- Venga, ven, que ya empieza el partido.
- Ándale, ven, que ya empieza el partido.