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venir means to come. |
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Conjugation of venir. The subject pronouns are in parentheses, since they are not required in Spanish. |
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(yo) vengo |
I come | (nosotros/as) venimos | we come | ||
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(tú) vienes |
you come | (vosotros/as) venís | you (plural) come | ||
| 3rd |
(él, ella, or Ud.) viene |
he/she/it/you comes | (ellos, ellas, or Uds.) vienen | they/you (plural) come | ||
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