"Acum uită-te la mine."

Translation: Now look at me.

[deDeur]

I'm the captain now!

[mwnciau]

Any reason this is uită-te as opposed to te uită?

[Corix6]

It's about time. "Uită-te" is imperative (it's a deman, order) but "te uită" is present.

[BrianMarti386944]

"Now you look at me" should be an acceptable answer.

[MarieOB9]

So to make an order, is it a general rule to reverse the order of the verb and the preposition? Just curious

[Corix6]

Yes, but "te" is not preposition, it is a short form of the pronoun.