Vendremos (en. We will come)

/benˈdɾemos/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

It indicates a future action that will be carried out by the subject 'we'.

Since we will come to the party tomorrow, we need to prepare.

Como vendremos a la fiesta mañana, debemos prepararnos.

It is used to express the intention to go to a place or event in the future.

If the weather permits, we will come to the meeting.

Si el clima lo permite, vendremos a la reunión.

It can be used in the context of promises or future commitments.

I promise you that we will come to visit you soon.

Te prometo que vendremos a visitarte pronto.

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

we will come in a group

It means that a group of people will go to a place in the future.

vendremos en grupo

we will come if we can

It indicates a conditional possibility of attending an event.

vendremos si podemos

we will be here, we will come

It shows a firm commitment to attend.

aquí estaremos, vendremos

come

To move toward the place where the speaker is.

venir

arrive

To enter a place or reach a destination.

llegar

attend

To go to an event or place to participate in it.

asistir

We are going to arrive.

Don’t worry, we will come as always!

¡No te preocupes, vendremos como siempre!

We confirm our presence.

Yes, we will come to the party, count on us.

Sí, vendremos a la fiesta, cuenta con nosotros.