No. 14,379 in Spanish
viniendo
"Viniendo" means "coming" in English.
In a sentence
Estoy viniendo a la reunión ahora.
I am coming to the meeting now.
Here, 'viniendo' is used as a gerund, representing the action of 'coming' that is happening at the moment, paired with the auxiliary verb 'estoy' for the present continuous tense.
Él ha estado viniendo a esta cafetería cada tarde.
He has been coming to this café every afternoon.
In this sentence, 'viniendo' functions as a part of the present perfect continuous tense in Spanish, showing an ongoing action that occurs repeatedly.
Ella seguirá viniendo mientras tenga tiempo disponible.
She will keep coming as long as she has available time.
In this case, 'viniendo' is used to indicate an action that will continue to occur in the future, combined with the auxiliary verb 'seguir' to express continuation.
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