VERB · SPANISH VOCABULARY
vengo / vienes / viene
I come / you come / he-she comes
First introduced in Chapter 4 — chapter overview.
How to use this word
Verb
Use vengo / vienes / viene where English would use the same idea, but remember: Spanish shows person and tense on the verb. You may see vengo / vienes / viene after conjugated verbs (for example with gustar-type patterns) or with structures like ir a + infinitive and tener que + infinitive.
Example sentences
Me gusta vengo / vienes / viene en la clase de español.In our conversation circle I really like trying to I come / you come / he-she comes even when I still make small mistakes.
Oigo a otros estudiantes vengo / vienes / viene en el pasillo.After lunch I keep hearing roommates who I come / you come / he-she comes loudly while they walk toward the lecture hall.
FAQ
What does vengo / vienes / viene mean in Spanish?
I come / you come / he-she comes (introduced in Chapter 4 in Chapurra).
How do you use vengo / vienes / viene in a sentence?
See the example cards above, then practice the chapter in Chapurra. Your textbook may add dialect notes your instructor prefers.
What chapter is vengo / vienes / viene in?
Chapurra introduces it in Chapter 4. Open the chapter overview for the full lesson path.