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    Vienen (en. Come)

    /ˈvjenen/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Action of arriving at a place from another.
    They come from the city.
    Ellos vienen de la ciudad.
    Indicate an intention to move towards a point.
    They are coming to visit us this weekend.
    Vienen a visitarnos el fin de semana.
    It is used to talk about a near future.
    The train comes in five minutes.
    El tren viene en cinco minutos.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'venire'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    come and go
    It refers to something that is inconsistent or changeable.
    vienen y van
    come up
    It refers to something that is relevant or pertinent in a conversation.
    vienen a cuento

    Related Words

    come
    To move or transfer to the place where the speaker is.
    venir
    arrive
    To touch or reach a place.
    llegar

    Slang Meanings

    Colloquial expression to refer to someone who arrives unexpectedly.
    When you least expect it, they come to surprise you.
    Cuando menos lo esperas, vienen a dar la sorpresa.
    Used in an urban context to refer to people coming from a specific neighborhood.
    Those come from the south side.
    Esos vienen de la zona sur.