Hello! I'm needing the phrase "come, it is time" or just "it is time" as well as the phrase "come to me" translated to preferably quenya. And pronunciation help with it as well. Tysm!
A somewhat belated reply, but hopefully it proves useful.
For commands such as "Come!" the imperative is used. Normally, it is written as Á tulë, with Á being the imperative article and tulë being the base present form of the verb “to come.” However, given the urgency in the statement, the article would actually be suffixed to the verb, giving the translation Tulá!
As for the rest of the sentence, i is the definite article, with lúmë being the general word for time. I’m not sure if it’s feasible to simply say “it is time,” though others might have more knowledge on the subject. Thus, something like “the hour is approaching” would be better. The verb analelya- (“to approach”) suits this purpose, with the aorist tense being what is needed to render “is approaching.”
Thus, a full translation would be something like Tulá! Analelya i lúmë!
As for the other phrase, assuming there lies great urgency in the command, then a simple "To me!" would be best. It could be rendered either as Tulá nin! (for nin is the dative form of the pronoun ni (or "me")) or as simply Nin!