Formal:
* ལོངས་ཤོག (long shog): This is the most formal way to say "come" and is often used in written Tibetan.
* ལོངས་སུ་གསོལ་ (long su sol): This is a more polite and respectful way to say "come" and is often used when addressing someone of higher status.
Informal:
* ཡོང་ (yong): This is the most common and informal way to say "come."
* ཤོག (shog): This is another informal way to say "come" and is often used as a command.
Other options:
* འགྲོ་ (dro): This literally means "go" but can also mean "come" in certain contexts, especially when referring to someone coming from a distance.
* ཁྱེར་ (khyer): This means "bring" but can also be used to say "come" when inviting someone to a specific place.
Example:
* ལོངས་ཤོག (long shog) - Please come. (Formal)
* ཡོང་ (yong) - Come here. (Informal)
The best way to say "come" in Tibetan depends on the specific context and your relationship with the person you are speaking to.