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Spanish grammar - To come' - the verb venir

To come' - the verb venir

The verb venir means 'to come'.

It is an irregular verb and is commonly used to indicate movement from a place.

Its conjugations in the present tense are as follows:

yo vengo - I come

tú vienes - you (informal, singular) come

él, ella, usted viene - he - she - you (formal, singular) come(s)

nosotros, nosotras venimos - we come

vosotros, vosotras venís - you (informal, masculine, plural), you (informal, feminine, plural) come

ellos, ellas, ustedes vienen - they (masculine, plural), they (feminine, plural) - you (formal, plural) come

Examples:
yo vengo
I come

venir ⇒ (yo) vengo

tú vienes
you (informal) come

venir ⇒ () vienes

él viene
he comes

venir ⇒ (él) viene

ella viene
she comes

venir ⇒ (ella) viene

usted viene
you (formal) come

venir ⇒ (usted) viene

nosotros venimos
we come

venir ⇒ (nosotros) venimos

nosotras venimos
we (feminine) come

venir ⇒ (nosotras) venimos

vosotros venís
you (informal, masculine, plural) come

venir ⇒ (vosotros) venís

vosotras venís
you (informal, feminine, plural) come

venir ⇒ (vosotras) venís

ellos vienen
they (masculine) come

venir ⇒ (ellos) vienen

ellas vienen
they (feminine) come

venir ⇒ (ellas) vienen

ustedes vienen
you (formal, plural) come

venir ⇒ (ustedes) vienen

Ella viene a casa tarde.
She comes home late.

tarde means 'late'

Ellos vienen a la reunión.
They (masculine) come to the meeting.

reunión (f) means 'meeting'

¿Vienes tú a la fiesta?
Are you (informal) coming to the party?

INVERTED

¿Quién viene con el maestro?
Who is coming with the teacher?
Ellos vienen sin el maestro.
They (masculine) are coming without the teacher.

sin means 'without'

¿Cuándo viene ella a casa?
When does she come home?

cuándo means 'when'

¿Ella viene ahora?
Is she coming now?

ahora means 'now'