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venir

Irregular Level A1 ⭐ #8 Most Common

English translation: to come

Stem Pattern: yo vengo / e -> ie / vin- preterite / vendr- future
💡 Key Usage Note: Similar conjugation family to 'tener' (vengo, vine, vendré).
📘 Linguistic Rule: Combines a g-stem present (vengo) with a radical irregular preterite (vine).
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Present (Presente)

Coming or arriving.

Subject Pronoun Conjugation Audio
yo vengo
tú vienes
él / ella / usted viene
nosotros / nosotras venimos
vosotros / vosotras venís
ellos / ellas / ustedes vienen
Example Sentences in Context
  • Vengo de la biblioteca. — I come from the library.
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Question 1 (Present)

¿A qué hora ___ tú?

Other Important Spanish Verbs to Study

tener Irregular

to have / to be (age, hunger)

ser Highly Irregular

to be (identity, permanent traits)

estar Irregular

to be (temporary states, location)

ir Highly Irregular

to go

hacer Irregular

to do / to make

querer Irregular

to want / to love

saber Irregular

to know (facts, how to do something)

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