Viendrez (en. Will come)

/vjɛ̃dʁɛ/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Indicates an action that will take place in the future.

Tomorrow, you will come to the party.

Demain, vous viendrez à la fête.

Used to express a promise or a supposition.

It is likely that you will come with us.

Il est probable que vous viendrez avec nous.

Used to evoke a future intention.

You will come to see me soon, won't you?

Vous viendrez me voir bientôt, n'est-ce pas ?

Comes from the verb venir, from Latin 'venire'.

you will come to my house

invitation to come to my house

vous viendrez chez moi

when will you come?

question about the time of arrival

quand viendrez-vous?

will you come with us?

inviting someone to join

viendrez-vous avec nous?

come

Action of going to a place.

venir

came

Past participle of the verb come.

venu

coming

Place where an event takes place.

venue

Implying an unexpected visit.

He promised to come over in a moment without warning.

Il a promis de viendre tout à l'heure sans prévenir.

Used sarcastically to refer to someone who never shows up.

Ah, him, he will come when chickens have teeth.

Ah, lui, il viendra quand les poules auront des dents.