⏱️ 2 min practice • 🔥 CEFR A1
venire
Irregular (-ire) Level A1 ⭐ #7 Most CommonEnglish translation: to come
Stem Pattern: Root shift (veng- / vien- / venn-)
💡 Key Usage Note: Uses auxiliary 'essere' in compound tenses: 'Sono venuto ieri' (I came yesterday).
📘 Linguistic Rule: First person 'vengo' and third plural 'vengono' insert a velar 'g', while 'tu vieni' diphthongizes.
🔊 Speed:
Presente (Present)
Current action or immediate arrival.
| Subject Pronoun | Conjugation | Audio |
|---|---|---|
| io | vengo | |
| tu | vieni | |
| lui/lei | viene | |
| noi | veniamo | |
| voi | venite | |
| loro | vengono |
Example Sentences in Context
- Vengo subito da te. — I'm coming over to your place right away.
- Da dove vieni? — Where do you come from?
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io
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