No. 2,939 in Spanish
venga
"Venga" means "come" or "come on" and is often used to express encouragement, urgency, or agreement.
In a sentence
¡Venga, apúrate que vamos a llegar tarde!
Come on, hurry up because we're going to be late!
The word 'venga' is used here as an interjection to encourage urgency and movement.
Si él quiere venir, pues que venga.
If he wants to come, then let him come.
The word 'venga' is used here in a subjunctive mood to express permission or conditionality related to an event.
Venga lo que venga, siempre estaré a tu lado.
Whatever comes, I will always be by your side.
The word 'venga' is used here in a subjunctive form within an idiomatic expression to imply inevitability or openness to possibilities.
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