Inherited from Latin īre. The forms beginning with /v/ derive from corresponding conjugations of Latin vādere. Compare archaic Italian gire. See: Latin 'eo', Latin 'eo', Latin 'vado', Italian 'gire'.
Sample Sentences
Mi pop scumëncia bele a jì. (My baby is already starting to walk.)
Ie vede sun streda. (I'm walking on the street.)
Ie muesse mo jì a pan. (I still have to go buy bread.)
Duman vedi a Unieja. (Tomorrow I'll go to Venice.)
Co te vala pa? (How are you doing?)
La me va bona. (I’m doing well. (Literally, “It goes well for me.”))
La va. (It’s all right. (Literally, “It goes.”))
Chël pudëssa povester jì. (That might be possible.)
Ie te mostre, coche l va. (I'll show you how it's possible.)
La mascin dal café ne va nia. (The coffee dispenser doesn't work.)