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venire

to come

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The Italian verb "venire" means "to come" in English. It is an irregular verb. Below you'll find the complete conjugation tables for "venire" across all 5 tenses.

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Present Past (completed) Past (ongoing) Future Would (conditional)

How to Conjugate "venire" in the Present Tense

Presente indicativo Actions happening now or regularly
Person English Conjugation
io I vengo
tu you (informal) vieni
lui/lei he/she/you (formal) viene
noi we veniamo
voi you all venite
loro they vengono
Lui viene qui oggi.
He comes here today.

How to Conjugate "venire" in the Past (completed) Tense

Passato prossimo Actions that finished in the recent past
Person English Conjugation
io I sono venuto/a
tu you (informal) sei venuto/a
lui/lei he/she/you (formal) è venuto/a
noi we siamo venuti/e
voi you all siete venuti/e
loro they sono venuti/e
Lui è venuto a cena.
He came to dinner.

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How to Conjugate "venire" in the Past (ongoing) Tense

Imperfetto Actions that were ongoing in the past
Person English Conjugation
io I venivo
tu you (informal) venivi
lui/lei he/she/you (formal) veniva
noi we venivamo
voi you all venivate
loro they venivano
Lui veniva a casa mia spesso.
He was coming to my house often.

How to Conjugate "venire" in the Future Tense

Futuro semplice Actions that will happen
Person English Conjugation
io I verrò
tu you (informal) verrai
lui/lei he/she/you (formal) verrà
noi we verremo
voi you all verrete
loro they verranno
Lui verrà a casa.
He will come home.

How to Conjugate "venire" in the Would (conditional) Tense

Condizionale presente Hypothetical actions
Person English Conjugation
io I verrei
tu you (informal) verresti
lui/lei he/she/you (formal) verrebbe
noi we verremmo
voi you all verreste
loro they verrebbero
Lui verrebbe qui subito.
He would come here immediately.
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Frequently Asked Questions About "venire"

Is "venire" regular or irregular in Italian?
"Venire" is an irregular Italian verb, meaning its conjugation does not follow standard patterns and must be memorized individually.
What does "venire" mean in English?
The Italian verb "venire" means "to come" in English.
How do you conjugate "venire" in the present tense?
In the present tense (Presente indicativo): io → vengo, tu → vieni, lui/lei → viene, noi → veniamo, voi → venite, loro → vengono.
How many tenses does "venire" have in Italian?
"Venire" is conjugated across 5 tenses in Italian: Present, Past (completed), Past (ongoing), Future, Would (conditional).

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