Spanish Verb VENIR - to come. Irregular IR family

Spanish Verb VENIR: to come

The Spanish verb venir means 'to come ' and is an irregular Spanish IR verb.

To remember this, imagine you come to VIENNA to get a souVENIR!

Venir is a common and versatile verb, with a few conjugation changes to be aware of and practise.

During the second part of October a new irregular IR verb is featured each day to enable you to consolidate some of the IR verb families. You will learn other verbs with similar patterns such as contravenir, convenir, intervenirr and prevenir.
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to come: venir
Imagine you come to VIENNA to get a souVENIR!

VERB CONJUGATION TABLE VENIR - to come
Simple Tenses - Spanish Verb venir
TENSE	yo	tú	él, ella, usted	nosotros	vosotros	ellos, ellas, ustedes
Present Presente come	vengo	vienes	viene	venimos	venís	vienen
Imperfect Imperfecto came	venía	venías	venía	veníamos	veníais	venían
Preterit Pretérito came	vine	viniste	vino	vinimos	vinisteis	vinieron
Future Futuro will come	vendré	vendrás	vendrá	vendremos	vendréis	vendrán
Conditional Condicional would come	vendría	vendrías	vendría	vendríamos	vendríais	vendrían
Subjunctive Subjuntivo may come	venga	vengas	venga	vengamos	vengáis	vengan
Imperfect Subjunctive Imperfecto de Subj. might come	viniera	vinieras	viniera	viniéramos	vinierais	vinieran
Imperfect Subjunctive Imperfecto de Subj. might come	viniese	vinieses	viniese	viniésemos	vinieseis	viniesen
Imperatives Spanish Verb venir - to come
Imperative Imperativo come!		¡ven!	¡venga!	¡vengamos!	¡venid!	¡vengan!
Negative Imperative Imperativo Negativo don't come!		¡no vengas!	¡no venga!	¡no vengamos!	¡no vengáis!	¡no vengan!
Compound Tenses of the Spanish Verb VENIR Past Participle: venido - have come
Present Perfect Perfecto de Indicativo have come	he venido	has venido	ha venido	hemos venido	habéis venido	han venido
Preterit Perfect Pretérito Anterior had come	hube venido	hubiste venido	hubo venido	hubimos venido	hubisteis venido	hubieron venido
Past Perfect Pluscuamperfecto had come	había venido	habías venido	había venido	habíamos venido	habíais venido	habían venido
Present Perfect Subj Presente Perfecto Subj may have come	haya venido	hayas venido	haya venido	hayamos venido	hayáis venido	hayan venido
Future Perfect Futuro Perfecto will have come	habré venido	habrás venido	habrá venido	habremos venido	habréis venido	habrán venido
Conditional Perfect Condicional Perfecto would have come	habría venido	habrías venido	habría venido	habríamos venido	habríais venido	habrían venido
Pluperfect Subjunctive Pluscuamperf. de sbj might have come	hubiera venido	hubieras venido	hubiera venido	hubiéramos venido	hubierais venido	hubieran venido
	hubiese venido	hubieses venido	hubiese venido	hubiésemos venido	hubieseis venido	hubiesen venido
Progressive Tenses VENIR Present Participle: viniendo - coming
Present Progressive Presente Progressivo am coming	estoy viniendo	estás viniendo	está viniendo	estamos viniendo	estáis viniendo	están viniendo
Preterit Progressive Pretérito Prog was coming	estuve viniendo	estuviste viniendo	estuvo viniendo	estuvimos viniendo	estuvisteis viniendo	estuvieron viniendo
Imperfect Progressive Imperfecto Prog had been coming	estaba viniendo	estabas viniendo	estaba viniendo	estábamos viniendo	estabais viniendo	estaban viniendo
Future Progressive Futuro Perfecto Prog will be coming	estaré viniendo	estarás viniendo	estará viniendo	estaremos viniendo	estaréis viniendo	estarán viniendo
Conditional Progressive Condicional perf. prog. would have been ...ing	estaría viniendo	estarías viniendo	estabría viniendo	estaríamos viniendo	estaríais viniendo	estarían viniendo
Subjunctive Progressive Subjuntivo Progressivo may've been ...ing	que ~ viniendo	que ~ viniendo	que ~ viniendo	que ~ viniendo	que ~ viniendo	que ~ viniendo

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USING the SPANISH VERB VENIR

venir can also mean: to get, to arrive, to turn up; to develop.
venir a: to come to.
venir a + infinitive: to come to do something.
venir de algo: to come from something/where.
la venida (nf): arrival, coming.

venirse (vr): to come.
venirse abajo: to go to pieces.
venir siendo / tarde / mal dadas: to come being / late / in a bad mood.
ver venir: to see something coming.

venir al mundo: to come into the world, to be born.
venir de lejos: to come from afar.
acaba de venir de: to have just come from.
venir bien: to suit, to be good for

vos replaces tú - you, informal, singular -
- in Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and also in some countries of Central America.
Sometimes it also replaces the formal singular 'Usted'.
In irregular IR verbs, the conjugations remain the same as for tú except for the addition of accents in the following tenses:
Presente: vos venís
Imperativo: ¡vení!

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