Examples of using "Venire" in a sentence and their english translations:
Let them come.
- Have him come.
- Let him come.
Let her come.
- Can you come?
- Do you think that you can come?
- Do you think you can come?
You should come.
- You have to come.
- You must come.
- You need to come.
Would you like to come?
Do you want to come along?
Have him come.
You'll have to come here.
Let Tom come.
- You should've come.
- You should have come.
We had to come.
You have to come quickly.
You must come at once.
You can't come.
You've got to come tomorrow.
- He can come.
- He may come.
Can I come?
I want to come.
He wants to come.
She wants to come.
I wanted to come.
They might come.
They must come.
We want to come.
- You have to come.
- You must come.
- You need to come.
We could get caught.
I want to come to the hotel.
Let them all come.
Can you come closer?
We love coming here.
- Can I come too?
- May I come, too?
We can come right away.
They have agreed to come.
Let them come aboard.
Can you come at nine?
Can you come on Sunday evening?
You must come with me.
You can't come tomorrow.
- You have to come with us.
- You'll have to come with us.
Can you come to the party?
You must come with us.
- You must come home.
- You have to come home.
You must come here tomorrow.
I want to come with you.
- You should come, too.
- You should come too.
- You should come as well.
You are kind to come.
If you want to come, you can.
Don't you want to come inside?
- Would you like to come with us?
- Would you like to go with us?
Can I come with you?
You don't have to come tomorrow.
Would you rather come with us?
You need to come home.
I can come if you want.
You should come to Australia.
Do you want to come with us?
Must I go with you?
He still wants to come.
- She may not come.
- He may not come.
- It's possible that he will not come.
- Maybe he will not come.
- He might not come.
I can come tomorrow.
I want to come, too.
He should come right away!
He should have come.
Will they be able to come tomorrow?
He still wants to come.
He may come today.
He can't come.
I know you can come!
I can't get involved.
I have to convince them to come.
You should come.
He might come.
- You can come.
- They may come.
Should I come?
- Do you want to come along?
- Do you want to come?
- Have him come.
- Let him come.
Let her come.
Can you come?
I may come.
Can I come?
Can they come?
Tell him to come here.
Tell him not to come.
Tell her not to come.
Let us come aboard.
Let me come aboard.
Let him come aboard.
Let her come aboard.
Ask him to come tomorrow.