Vengo (en. I come)

/ˈbeŋɡo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Indicates the action of arriving at a place.

I come to the meeting at three.

Vengo a la reunión a las tres.

Expresses the origin of a person.

I come from Madrid.

Yo vengo de Madrid.

Indicates the introduction or appearance of something.

I come with good news.

Vengo con buenas noticias.

It derives from the Latin 'venio', which means 'to come' or 'to arrive'.

I come to say

Indicates that one comes to communicate something specific.

vengo a decir

I come with you

Expresses that one will accompany someone to a place.

vengo contigo

I come on the way

Means that one is in the process of traveling to a destination.

vengo de camino

to come

Verb that means to arrive at a place.

venir

I will come

First person singular of the future indicative of the verb 'to come'.

vendré

wine

Past tense of the verb 'to come'.

vino

I'm coming prepared

I always come prepared for any situation.

Siempre vengo preparado para cualquier situación.

I'm coming in a good vibe

Today I come with a positive vibe after that vacation.

Hoy vengo en onda positiva después de esas vacaciones.