How do we get the word "repita"?

Question

I just learned a new word "repita", but I can't find this word from the table of verb conjugations for "repetir". I know when the subject is 3rd person singular or You formal we can use "repite", but when to use "repita" and how does it come?

It is a present subjunctive for repetir. - ian-hill, Mar 10, 2013

Answer 1

Try this conjugation chart - repetir - if you arrow down you'll see 'repite' under the 'imperative' heading - this is another word for 'commands' so if you want to 'command' (in the nicest possible way) someone to repeat something this is the conjugation that you'd use.

Thanks for your help! - joygogo, Mar 10, 2013

Great answer, Kiwi! - --Mariana--, Mar 10, 2013

:) - Kiwi-Girl, Mar 10, 2013

Answer 2

Repita is the 1st or 3rd person of the subjunctive of repitir.

Thanks! - joygogo, Mar 10, 2013