No. 9,034 in Spanish
vente
"Vente" means "come" or "come here" (informal command).
In a sentence
¡Vente conmigo al parque!
Come with me to the park!
Used as an informal imperative to suggest or invite someone to go somewhere.
Si te apetece, vente a la fiesta esta noche.
If you feel like it, come to the party tonight.
Used as an informal imperative to extend an invitation, combined with a conditional structure.
Estaba aburrido en casa, así que le dije: 'vente a ver una película.'
I was bored at home, so I told him: 'come watch a movie.'
Used to narrate past dialogue and suggest an activity.
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