🇪🇸 How to say

“to come” in Spanish

venir
Illustration of "to come" in a Spanish cultural setting
A young girl waves goodbye to her friends at a bus stop, excitedly waiting for her family to come and pick her up. The bus arrives, and she smiles as she sees her parents coming towards her.

Usage note

The verb 'venir' means 'to come' and is often used when talking about someone arriving at a place. It is a common word in daily conversations, especially when making plans.

Examples

  • Vengo a la fiesta.

    I come to the party.

  • ¿Vienes conmigo?

    Are you coming with me?

  • Ellos vienen en tren.

    They come by train.

Quick check

What does "venir" mean?

  • A. to come
  • B. to eat
  • C. to listen
  • D. to sleep

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