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Italian verb coming
Venire is one of the most common and useful Italian verbs. It usually means "to come":
Per esempio…
| Veniamo da Napoli. | We’re from Naples. (literally, "We come from Naples.") |
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| Chi viene a cena? | Who’s coming to dinner? | |
| Viene alle due. | He’s coming at two. | |
| Le idee mi vengono spesso al mattino. | Ideas often come to me in the morning. |
Venire can also mean "to happen" or "occur."
| Molte disgrazie vengono a me. | A lot of mishaps happen to me/I have a lot of mishaps. | |
| Cosa viene dopo? | What happens next? |
Venire present tense conjugations
Venire is an irregular –ire verb:
| io | vengo | noi | veniamo | |
| tu | vieni | voi | venite | |
| lui, lei | viene | loro | vengono |
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