Venons (en. Let's come)

/və.nɔ̃/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

verb

First person plural of the verb to come

We come from Paris.

Nous venons de Paris.

To indicate the action of arriving or moving towards a place

We are coming to your place tonight.

Nous venons chez toi ce soir.

To express an origin or source

We come from a family of artists.

Nous venons d'une famille d'artistes.

From the Latin 'venire', meaning 'to come'.

We come from

Indicates a source or origin.

Nous venons de

Let's get to the point

Means to go directly to the main subject.

Venons-en au fait

He comes from it

Indicates that he comes from a place.

Il en vient

to come

Verb meaning to arrive or move towards a place.

venir

they come

Third person plural of the verb to come.

viennent

you come

Second person plural of the verb to come.

venez

To come in a chill mode

We're going to come chill today.

On va venons chill aujourd'hui.

To arrive on the spot

I already knew, he's going to come unexpectedly.

Je le savais déjà, il va venons à l'improviste.