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citesc

Citesc is the first-person singular present indicative form of the Romanian verb a citi, meaning to read. It is used to describe reading activities in the present and can refer to ongoing or habitual actions.

Conjugation overview: In the present tense the forms are: eu citesc, tu citești, el/ea citește, noi citim,

Other tenses and aspects: Imperfectul is eu citeam, tu citeai, el/ea citea, noi citeam, voi citeați, ei/ele

Usage notes: Citesc is a transitive verb and requires a direct object when specifying what is read

voi
citiți,
ei/ele
citesc.
The
verb
shows
stem
changes
in
the
second
and
third
person
singular,
following
the
pattern
typical
of
-i
verbs
in
Romanian.
The
infinitive
is
a
citi;
the
past
participle
is
citit;
the
gerund
is
citind.
citeau.
Perfectul
compus
uses
the
auxiliary
avea:
eu
am
citit,
tu
ai
citit,
el/ea
a
citit,
noi
am
citit,
voi
ați
citit,
ei/ele
au
citit.
Viitorul:
eu
voi
citi,
tu
vei
citi,
el/ea
va
citi,
noi
vom
citi,
voi
veți
citi,
ei/ele
vor
citi.
Romanian
does
not
have
a
separate
simple
past
tense
for
this
verb
class;
perfectul
compus
covers
a
common
past
meaning.
(for
example,
citesc
o
carte,
citesc
un
articol).
Romanian
typically
uses
the
present
tense
to
convey
ongoing
activity
rather
than
a
true
progressive,
so
phrases
like
"eu
citesc
acum"
are
common
but
not
strictly
a
grammatical
requirement.
The
form
citit
as
a
past
participle
is
used
with
auxiliary
verbs
to
form
compound
tenses.