"Viene dopo."

Translation: He comes afterwards.

[bc1346]

hey-o!

[YonasNigussie]

Shouldn't "he/she comes" stuff be on the flirting section?

[sylviamora]

Lmao

[LorenzoRusso]

I translated it "(You) Come after." Why wasn't it accepted? The presence or absence of pronouns often seems very arbitrary.

[Richard470842]

I agree
'Come later' formal you format, should be accepted. Reported

[frankmazuca]

viene is the he she it form. tu veini would be you come.

[wishingforreason]

I translated as "he will come later" (or she will come later) Because that is what my Italian friends say all the time, at least in informal spoken language. The present tense seems to be substituted for the future a lot in spoken Italian...

[parlakika]

me too. and that is what in learned in school also. present is often used as simple future.

[piano.z]

"too often he comes first," she said

[MrSunshine251]

Ha!

[alexander_kramer]

is "that comes afterwards" also correct? the owl said no

[barra86]

yes, i think it can. Certainly it can be "it comes afterwards"

[sharinglanguage]

Yes, it is! I tried-not being very sure, and it was right :)

[carolarmst4]

Only that the sound is not coming out at all in many of the current lessons

[ERMcampbell]

"Later on" isn't correct? The owl said no

[Liz913679]

why not "he comes later?"

[Mija438073]

Accepted now

[Audrey36645]

What about..."Come afterwards." as in "Look around." was accepted for "Guarda intorno."?

[biscuitamericain]

''later'' is ok.
''later'' is wrong.
I disagree. reported

[Anna591186]

Later is tardi, dopo is after...prima/dopo=before/after

[Sabine962538]

Viene could mean she/ he/ it comes, dopo after, next, then, later. Why any other combination of the above, like "it comes next"?

[lou758441]

How the hell would you know that this was a she?