Vendría (en. Would come)

[ben-'dɾi.a]

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Indicates a future action in a hypothetical context.

If I had money, I would come to the party.

Si tuviera dinero, vendría a la fiesta.

Expresses a wish or a future possibility.

I would love for you to come visit me.

Me encantaría que vendrías a visitarme.

Used in conditional contexts.

I would come to help you if you asked me to.

Vendría a ayudarte si me lo pidieras.

From the verb 'to come', from the Latin 'venire'.

it would be good

expresses that something would be beneficial or convenient.

vendría bien

yes, I would come

used to affirm that an invitation would be accepted.

sí, vendría

when would you come?

a question that inquires about a future act of coming.

¿cuándo vendrías?

to come

to move towards the place where the speaker is located.

venir

fact

the result of doing something.

hecho

to arrive

to reach a place.

llegar

To be on the way or in the process of doing it.

Your assignment should already be coming, buddy.

Tu tarea ya debería estar vendría, amigo.

Used to say that someone appears suddenly.

And suddenly, Pedro would come with the beers!

Y de repente, ¡vendría Pedro con las cervezas!