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    Venga (en. Come)

    /ˈbeŋga/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Expression used to invite or encourage someone to do something.
    Come on, cheer up and come with us to the movies!
    ¡Venga, anímate y ven con nosotros al cine!
    Used to express disbelief or surprise.
    Did you really do that? Come on, I can't believe it!
    ¿De verdad hiciste eso? ¡Venga, no me lo puedo creer!
    Colloquial use to start a conversation or action.
    Come on, tell me what happened at the party.
    Venga, cuéntame qué pasó en la fiesta.

    Etymology

    From the Latin verb 'venire' which means to come.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Come on
    Expression that indicates disbelief at what has just been heard.
    Venga ya
    Come see
    Invitation for someone to come and observe something.
    Venga a ver
    Please come
    Expression used to request something in a kinder manner.
    Venga por favor

    Related Words

    come
    Move towards the place where the speaker is.
    venir
    come (past participle)
    That has arrived or reached a place.
    venido
    invent
    Create or imagine something new.
    inventar

    Slang Meanings

    Used as a synonym for 'let's go'.
    Come on! Let's go to the beach.
    ¡Venga! Vamos a la playa.
    Expression of frustration.
    Come on, enough with the excuses!
    ¡Venga, ya basta de excusas!