venir

Usages of venir

Tu ansiedad debe de venir del trabajo, no solo del examen.
Your anxiety must come from work, not only from the exam.
Mi amiga quiere venir al parque conmigo.
My friend wants to come to the park with me.
El guía del museo nos contó que en diciembre vienen muchos turistas extranjeros.
The guide at the museum told us that in December many foreign tourists come.
Mi amiga prefiere practicar yoga en casa, pero viene al césped del parque cuando hacemos una meditación en grupo.
My friend prefers to practice yoga at home, but she comes to the grass in the park when we do a group meditation.
Quisiera que vinieras conmigo, aunque entiendo que estés cansada.
I would like you to come with me, although I understand that you are tired.
La fontanera dijo que la gotera viene de arriba, no de la tubería.
The plumber said the leak comes from upstairs, not from the pipe.
Si todo sale bien, el verano que viene volveremos al mismo destino, porque todavía nos queda mucho por ver.
If everything goes well, next summer we will return to the same destination, because we still have a lot left to see.
La editora dijo que la periodista volverá a escribir para la revista el mes que viene.
The editor said that the journalist will write for the magazine again next month.
¿De dónde viene ese ruido?
Where is that noise coming from?
¿Podría usted decirme si la merluza lleva perejil o si viene con vinagreta?
Could you tell me whether the hake has parsley or whether it comes with vinaigrette?
Mi padre enciende la parrilla en la terraza cuando vienen mis tíos a comer.
My father lights the grill on the terrace when my uncles and aunts come to eat.
Mi vecina viene en patinete al trabajo cuando hace buen tiempo.
My neighbor comes to work by scooter when the weather is nice.
Venid a la cocina, poneos el delantal y probad la salsa.
Come into the kitchen, put on the apron, and taste the sauce.
Pase lo que pase, mi abuela quiere preparar flan cuando viene toda la familia.
Whatever happens, my grandmother wants to make crème caramel when the whole family comes.
En esta avenida nueva hay un carril bici, así que mi hermana prefiere venir al trabajo en bicicleta.
On this new avenue there is a bike lane, so my sister prefers to come to work by bicycle.
Mi madre compró otra docena de huevos y un kilo de patatas porque mañana vienen mis tíos a desayunar.
My mother bought another dozen eggs and a kilo of potatoes because my aunt and uncle are coming for breakfast tomorrow.
Si hace buen tiempo, mis tíos vendrán al campo con nosotros.
If the weather is good, my aunt and uncle will come to the countryside with us.
El viento venía del noreste y hacía bastante frío.
The wind was coming from the northeast and it was quite cold.
Baja del bordillo con cuidado, que viene una bicicleta.
Step down from the curb carefully, a bicycle is coming.
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