Learn Portuguese (Portugal): Vens à festa no sábado? — Venho. - Are you coming to the party on Saturday?

In Portuguese, the ending of the verb usually tells you who is doing the action. Vens specifically means "you come" (informal) and venho means "I come". Because the verb makes it clear, subject pronouns like tu (you) and eu (I) are usually dropped unless you want to emphasize them.

What does the little grave accent on à mean?

The word à is a contraction (a mash-up) of the preposition a (to) and the feminine word for "the", which is also a. Instead of saying a a festa (to the party), they combine into a single à. The accent just shows you that two A's were squished together!

Why do we use no before sábado? Doesn't no mean "in the"?

Yes, no is a combination of em (in/on/at) and o (the). In English, we say "on Saturday", but in Portuguese, you literally say "on the Saturday". So, you combine em + o to get no. This happens with most days of the week.

Why is the answer Venho instead of just saying Sim (yes)?