No. 14,378 in Spanish

vine

"I came."

In a sentence

Ayer vine a tu casa para conversar contigo.
Yesterday I came to your house to talk to you.
In this sentence, 'vine' is used as the first person singular past tense of the verb 'venir', meaning 'to come'.
El vino que me dijiste está delicioso.
The wine you told me about is delicious.
Here, 'vino' is a noun referring to 'wine', distinct from the first person conjugation 'vine'.
Dime cómo llegaste aquí, vine enseguida para ayudarte.
Tell me how you got here; I came right away to help you.
Similar to the first instance, 'vine' is used as the past tense of 'venir', highlighting immediate action.

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