Viendrait (en. Would come)

/vjɛ̃dʁɛ/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

verb

Indicates an action that could occur in the future under certain conditions.

If I could, I would come to the party.

Si je pouvais, je viendrais à la fête.

Used to express a suggestion or a hypothesis.

He might come if you invited him.

Il viendrait peut-être si tu l'invitais.

Expresses a potentiality or uncertainty regarding the coming.

She would come, but she is not sure about her schedule.

Elle viendrait, mais elle n'est pas sûre de son emploi du temps.

From Old French 'venir', Latin 'venire', meaning 'to arrive'.

if he were to come to

Indicates a condition that could trigger an action.

s'il venait à

I would gladly come

Expresses a will or desire to come.

je viendrais bien

who would come

Refers to a potential person who could arrive.

qui viendrait

come

Verb meaning 'to arrive' or 'to show up'.

venir

come

Past participle of the verb 'come'.

venu

you will come

Second person plural of the simple future tense of the verb 'come'.

viendrez

Humorous designation for a person who never shows up to events.

He always does the 'would come', but in the end, he never comes.

Il fait toujours le 'viendrait', mais au final, il ne vient jamais.

To express an unfulfilled promise to come.

Stop playing the would come, actually come this time.

Arrête de faire le viendrait, viens vraiment cette fois.