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    Vengas (en. You come)

    /ˈbeŋɡas/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Form of the verb 'venir' used in situations of desire, doubt, or possibility.
    I hope you come to the party.
    Espero que vengas a la fiesta.
    Used to express an action that depends on another.
    If you come to the meeting, we can discuss the project.
    Si vengas a la reunión, podremos discutir el proyecto.
    Used in subordinate clauses that indicate purpose or condition.
    I want you to come early to organize everything.
    Quiero que vengas temprano para organizar todo.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'venire'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    that you come soon
    Expresses the desire for someone to arrive quickly.
    que vengas pronto
    come what may
    Indicates that something will happen regardless of the circumstances.
    vengas lo que vengas
    come in good spirits
    Refers to positive intentions upon arrival.
    vengas en buenas

    Related Words

    venir
    Verb that means to arrive at a place.
    venir
    arrive
    To enter a specific place.
    llegar
    attend
    To be present in a place or event.
    asistir

    Slang Meanings

    Expression used colloquially to invite someone to attend an event.
    Come to the party, it will be amazing!
    ¡Vengas a la fiesta, será increíble!
    Phrase that indicates someone must arrive regardless of excuses.
    No matter what happens, whether you come or not!
    No importa lo que pase, ¡vengas o no!