No. 143 in Italian
viene
"Viene" means "comes" in English.
In a sentence
Il treno viene alle otto.
The train arrives at eight.
Here 'viene' describes the action of approaching or coming towards a place or time.
Ogni volta che penso a quel film, mi viene da piangere.
Every time I think about that movie, I feel like crying.
Here 'viene' is used idiomatically in 'mi viene da...' to express a spontaneous emotional response or reaction.
Questo libro viene letto da molte persone.
This book is read by many people.
Here 'viene' is utilized in the passive voice to indicate that the book is in the process of being read by someone.
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