No. 1,713 in Spanish
venir
"Venir" means "to come."
In a sentence
¿Puedes venir a la fiesta esta noche?
Can you come to the party tonight?
Here, 'venir' is used to mean 'to come,' referring to the act of attending or showing up at a location or event.
Vengo de una ciudad pequeña en España.
I come from a small town in Spain.
In this sentence, 'venir' expresses origination or coming from a place, indicating the speaker's place of origin.
Si viene la lluvia, tendremos que cancelar el picnic.
If the rain comes, we will have to cancel the picnic.
In this context, 'venir' indicates the arrival or start of an event or phenomenon, specifically the rain.
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