Venir present subjunctive conjugation
Venir in the present subjunctive: venga, vengas, venga, vengamos, vengáis, vengan.
- to come
- irregular
- Participle: venido
- Gerund: viniendo
Present subjunctive presente de subjuntivo
| yo | venga |
|---|---|
| tú | vengas |
| él/ella/usted | venga |
| nosotros | vengamos |
| vosotros | vengáis |
| ellos/ellas/ustedes | vengan |
How to use venir in the present subjunctive
The present subjunctive of venir comes from vengo: venga, vengas, venga, vengamos, vengan. It appears after requests ("Pídele que venga"), wishes and "cuando." In Spain, "¡Venga!" also means "come on!" or "OK, bye!" "Cuando vengas, avísame" is a common pattern for future visits. The usted command venga comes from here too.
Examples
Cuando vengas a Lima, te invito a comer.
When you come to Lima, lunch is on me.
Es importante que vengan todos a la capacitación.
It's important that everyone comes to the training.
No hace falta que vengas mañana.
You don't need to come tomorrow.
Quick check: venir in the present subjunctive
More venir tenses
- All venir tenses
- Venir present
- Venir preterite
- Venir imperfect
- Venir future
- Venir conditional
- Venir affirmative commands
Other verbs in the present subjunctive
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