Vengan (en. Come)

/ˈβeŋan/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Use of the verb in the subjunctive to express wishes or demands.

I hope they come to the party.

Espero que vengan a la fiesta.

Use of the verb in the subjunctive for uncertain future actions.

If they come, I will gladly receive them.

Si vienen, los recibiré con gusto.

It is used in sentence constructions that require the subjunctive.

It is important that they come to the meeting.

Es importante que ellos vengan a la reunión.

From the Latin *venire*, which means 'to come'.

let everyone come

an invitation for many people to attend.

que vengan todos

come to me

an expression of welcome or call.

vengan a mí

I hope they come

a phrase expressing the desire for someone to arrive.

espero que vengan

to come

action of arriving at a place.

venir

to arrive

acting of reaching a destination.

llegar

to attend

to be present at an event.

asistir

To call a group to join an activity.

Come to the grill; we have meat.

Vengan a la parrilla que tenemos carne.

To colloquially invite people to collaborate.

Come help me with the move.

Vengan a ayudarme con la mudanza.