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    Venir conjugation in Spanish

    to come

    irregular gerund viniendopast participle venido

    Here is the full venir conjugation in Spanish, with audio for every form. How it changes: yo-go verb: vengo; stem change e → ie (vienes); preterite stem vin-; future stem vendr-.

    Venir conjugation chart

    Venir present tense

    presente · I speak

    yoI come
    túyou come
    vosyou come
    él, ella, ustedhe/she comes
    nosotroswe come
    vosotrosyou all come
    ellos, ellas, ustedesthey come

    The highlighted forms change their stem. Notice that nosotros, vosotros and vos stay out: draw a line around the forms that change and you get a boot, which is why these are called “boot verbs.”

    Venir preterite

    pretérito · I spoke

    yoI came
    túyou came
    vosyou came
    él, ella, ustedhe/she came
    nosotroswe came
    vosotrosyou all came
    ellos, ellas, ustedesthey came

    Irregular stem vin- + -e, -iste, -o, -imos, -isteis, -ieron, with no accent marks.

    Venir imperfect

    pretérito imperfecto · I used to speak

    yoI used to come
    túyou used to come
    vosyou used to come
    él, ella, ustedhe/she used to come
    nosotroswe used to come
    vosotrosyou all used to come
    ellos, ellas, ustedesthey used to come

    Regular: same endings as vivir.

    Venir future

    futuro · I will speak

    yoI will come
    túyou will come
    vosyou will come
    él, ella, ustedhe/she will come
    nosotroswe will come
    vosotrosyou all will come
    ellos, ellas, ustedesthey will come

    Irregular stem vendr- + -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án.

    Venir conditional

    condicional · I would speak

    yoI would come
    túyou would come
    vosyou would come
    él, ella, ustedhe/she would come
    nosotroswe would come
    vosotrosyou all would come
    ellos, ellas, ustedesthey would come

    Irregular stem vendr- + -ía, -ías, -íamos, -íais, -ían.

    Venir present subjunctive

    presente de subjuntivo · that I speak

    yothat I come
    túthat you come
    vosthat you come
    él, ella, ustedthat he/she come
    nosotrosthat we come
    vosotrosthat you all come
    ellos, ellas, ustedesthat they come

    Irregular stem veng- (from the yo form vengo) + -a, -as, -amos, -áis, -an.

    Venir imperfect subjunctive

    imperfecto de subjuntivo · if I spoke

    yoif I came
    túif you came
    vosif you came
    él, ella, ustedif he/she came
    nosotrosif we came
    vosotrosif you all came
    ellos, ellas, ustedesif they came

    Irregular stem vin- + -iera, -ieras, -iéramos, -ierais, -ieran.

    In the subjunctive, vos takes the same form as tú in careful speech. The imperfect subjunctive also has an -se form (viniese), more common in writing.

    Venir affirmative commands

    imperativo · speak!

    túcome!
    voscome!
    ustedcome!
    nosotroslet's come!
    vosotroscome!
    ustedescome!

    Irregular tú form: ven. Usted, nosotros and ustedes come from the present subjunctive (venga, vengamos, vengan).

    Venir negative commands

    imperativo negativo · don't speak!

    túdon't come!
    vosdon't come!
    usteddon't come!
    nosotroslet's not come!
    vosotrosdon't come!
    ustedesdon't come!

    Built from the present subjunctive: no + vengas, venga…

    Always the verb haber + the past participle venido, which never changes.

    Venir present perfect

    pretérito perfecto · I have spoken

    yohe venido
    túhas venido
    voshas venido
    él, ella, ustedha venido
    nosotroshemos venido
    vosotroshabéis venido
    ellos, ellas, ustedeshan venido

    Venir pluperfect

    pluscuamperfecto · I had spoken

    yohabía venido
    túhabías venido
    voshabías venido
    él, ella, ustedhabía venido
    nosotroshabíamos venido
    vosotroshabíais venido
    ellos, ellas, ustedeshabían venido

    Venir future perfect

    futuro perfecto · I will have spoken

    yohabré venido
    túhabrás venido
    voshabrás venido
    él, ella, ustedhabrá venido
    nosotroshabremos venido
    vosotroshabréis venido
    ellos, ellas, ustedeshabrán venido

    Venir conditional perfect

    condicional perfecto · I would have spoken

    yohabría venido
    túhabrías venido
    voshabrías venido
    él, ella, ustedhabría venido
    nosotroshabríamos venido
    vosotroshabríais venido
    ellos, ellas, ustedeshabrían venido

    Venir present perfect subjunctive

    pretérito perfecto de subjuntivo · that I have spoken

    yohaya venido
    túhayas venido
    voshayas venido
    él, ella, ustedhaya venido
    nosotroshayamos venido
    vosotroshayáis venido
    ellos, ellas, ustedeshayan venido

    In Latin America, ustedes is the only “you all”; vosotros is used only in Spain. Vos is used in Argentina, Uruguay and much of Central America. Uncheck the boxes above to hide what you don’t need.

    Watch out

    Venir only means coming toward where the speaker is. When you shout “I'm coming!” to someone in another room, Spanish says ¡ya voy!, with ir.

    Examples with venir

    ¿Vienes a la fiesta?

    Are you coming to the party?

    Mexico

    Vine en tren.

    I came by train.

    Spain

    Mi hermana viene el sábado.

    My sister is coming on Saturday.

    Argentina

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