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What is the first person singular form of 'venir'?
vengo
What is the second person singular form of 'venir'?
vienes
What is the third person singular form for 'he' or 'she' in 'venir'?
viene
What is the formal second person singular form of 'venir'?
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What is the first person plural form of 'venir'?
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What is the second person plural form of 'venir' used in Spain?
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What is the third person plural form of 'venir'?
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What is the formal second person plural form of 'venir'?
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Study Notes
Spanish Verb "Venir" Conjugation
- vengo: First person singular (yo) form meaning "I come."
- vienes: Second person singular (tú) form meaning "you come" (informal).
- viene: Third person singular (él/ella) form meaning "he/she comes."
- viene: Formal second person singular (Ud.) form also meaning "you come."
- venimos: First person plural (nosotros) form meaning "we come."
- venís: Second person plural (vosotros) form meaning "you all come" (informal, used primarily in Spain).
- vienen: Third person plural (ellos/ellas) form meaning "they come."
- vienen: Formal second person plural (Uds.) form meaning "you all come" (formal).
Additional Context
- "Venir" is an irregular verb in Spanish; its conjugations differ from regular patterns.
- Used to indicate movement from a distant place to the speaker's current location.
- Essential for daily conversations, directions, and discussing future plans, especially when combined with other verbs.
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Test your knowledge of the Spanish verb 'venir' with this set of flashcards. Each card features a different conjugation of the verb, helping you master its forms for various subjects. Perfect for beginners or anyone looking to reinforce their Spanish skills.
