Come in Spanish
The Spanish word for 'come' is 'venir', pronounced beh-NEER (IPA: /beˈniɾ/). It is a B1-level verb.
Pronunciation: beh-NEER
| Spanish | venir |
|---|---|
| Pronunciation | beh-NEER · /beˈniɾ/ |
| Part of speech | verb |
| Level | B1 (beginner-friendly) |
Example Sentences with 'venir'
- Vengo de la oficina.
I'm coming from the office. - ¿Vienes a cenar con nosotros?
Are you coming to dinner with us? - Mis primos vinieron a visitarnos en diciembre.
My cousins came to visit us in December. - Ven aquí, por favor.
Come here, please.
Common Phrases with 'venir'
- el año que viene
next year - venir bien
to suit / be convenient
How to Use 'venir'
Irregular like tener: vengo, vienes (e→ie), preterite vine, imperative ven. Venir means motion toward the speaker; use ir for motion away — in Spanish you say '¡Ya voy!' (literally 'I'm going') where English says 'I'm coming!'.
Related Vocabulary
Keep going: review present tense conjugation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you say 'come' in Spanish?
'Come' in Spanish is 'venir', pronounced beh-NEER.
How do you spell 'venir'?
It is spelled v-e-n-i-r.
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