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    Vient (en. Come)

    [vjɛ̃]

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishFrench
    verb
    Expresses movement toward a place.
    She comes from Paris.
    Elle vient de Paris.
    Indicates the source or origin.
    The wine comes from Bordeaux.
    Le vin vient de Bordeaux.
    Used to indicate the occurrence of an event.
    Spring is coming soon.
    Le printemps vient bientôt.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'venit', which means 'he comes'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    He comes from
    Indicates a source or origin.
    Il vient de
    Comes from
    Expresses the idea of the outcome of an action.
    Vient de
    It comes
    Indicates that something is happening.
    Ça vient

    Related Words

    to come
    The infinitive verb meaning to arrive or to go to a place.
    venir
    come
    Past participle of the verb to come.
    venu
    coming
    Present participle of the verb to come; describes the person or thing that is coming.
    venant

    Slang Meanings

    Comes from there.
    He tells me that it comes from there.
    Il me dit que ça vient de là.
    This is how we come.
    You know how it comes in this neighborhood.
    Tu sais comment ça vient dans ce quartier.