No. 5,075 in French
viendra
"Viendra" means "will come."
In a sentence
Il viendra demain pour le dîner.
He will come tomorrow for dinner.
In this sentence, 'viendra' is used as the simple future tense of the verb 'venir', meaning 'to come'. It indicates a future action.
Lorsque tu lui expliques, il viendra avec une solution.
When you explain it to him, he will come with a solution.
Here, 'viendra' again is the future tense of 'venir', implying that 'he will arrive' with a resolution after receiving an explanation.
Elle m'a dit qu'il viendra bientôt.
She told me that he will come soon.
In this phrase, 'viendra' is employed in a future tense referring to the reported future of someone's arrival, linked to anticipation established by 'm'a dit'.
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