Examples of using "Venir" in a sentence and their english translations:
Can you come?
Come over!
- Can you come?
- Do you think that you can come?
- Do you think you can come?
- You have to come.
- You must come.
- You need to come.
Can you come?
Let Tom come.
- Bring Tom here.
- Send Tom over.
- He can come.
- She can come.
Can you come?
Have him come.
I'd like to come along.
- Shall you be able to come tomorrow?
- Can you come tomorrow?
- Shall you be able to come tomorrow?
- Can you come tomorrow?
I want to come, too.
- I would like to go with you.
- I want to go with you.
- I'd like to come with you.
Would you like to come over for dinner?
Can you come over and talk?
When are you going to come?
Will they be able to come tomorrow?
Can you come tomorrow?
Can they come?
- He can come.
- He may come.
Can I come?
- She has to come.
- She needs to come.
I want to come.
He wants to come.
She wants to come.
I wanted to come.
You should come.
He has to come.
You should come.
She can come.
Tom wants to come.
I hear someone coming.
- Have him come.
- Let him come.
Let her come.
I want to come.
Can we come?
- You can come.
- They may come.
I can come.
Should I come?
I love coming here.
Let Tom come.
Can they come?
He can come.
- Lucy is certain to come.
- Lucy will certainly come.
- Tom, can you come tomorrow?
- Can Tom come tomorrow?
Do you want to come over tonight?
You don't have to come.
You don't have to come.
- I would like to come and see you.
- I'd like to come and see you.
You must come with me.
Nobody saw it coming.
Can I come over?
I've called a doctor.
I heard them coming.
Can we come with you?
Can you come with me?
You can come and get it today.
Do you want to come with us?
They will come.
You'd better come.
Do you want to come with us?
- Can you go with us?
- Can you come with us?
Coming here was a mistake.
Does Tom want to come?
- May I go with you?
- Do you mind if I tag along?
You should have come earlier.
You don't have to come.
You don't have to come.
You can come, too.
I’ll come to that.
Yes, that's great. Come over!
Ann was long coming.
He still wants to come.
He was supposed to come.