No. 11,445 in Catalan
venim
"Venim" means "we come" in English.
In a sentence
Venim de l'escola cada dia a peu.
We come from school by foot every day.
Here, 'venim' is the first-person plural present tense form of the verb 'venir', indicating an ongoing action performed by 'we'.
Quan venim tard, truquem per avisar.
When we come late, we call to notify.
'Venim' in this context again indicates an action of 'coming', framed within a conditional situation described in the sentence.
Sempre venim puntuals a les reunions.
We always come on time to the meetings.
In this sentence, 'venim' emphasizes habitual action, indicating it is customary for 'us' to arrive punctually.
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