Dating & Romance

1. Кофе ӗҫетпӗр-и?

   Kofe ĕçetpĕr-i?

   Shall we have coffee?

   Usage

   Use it to casually invite someone you have just met for a coffee.

   Grammar Note

   ӗҫ- "drink" + present -ет + 1st person plural -пӗр gives "we drink"; adding -и makes it an invitation-like question. The dictionary headword of the verb is the stem ӗҫ-. This is a constructed sentence, so confirmation by a native speaker is recommended.

2. Сирӗнпе пӗрле питӗ лайӑх.

   Sirĕnpe pĕrle pitĕ layăkh.

   I feel very good with you

   Usage

   Use it to say modestly that you enjoy someone's company.

   Grammar Note

   Сирӗнпе is the pronoun "you" (polite) in the genitive сирӗн with the comitative "with" ending -пе; "питӗ лайӑх" is "very good". This is a constructed sentence, so confirmation by a native speaker is recommended.

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