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vous veniez

were coming, came, come

v ə . n j e → venir
ven to come + iez you plural imperfect or subjunctive present
verb · imperfect tense / present tense, 2nd-person plural Rare #40,638
were coming, came Used for an ongoing or habitual action in the past.
FR: Vous veniez souvent ici.
EN: You used to come here often.
come Subjunctive form, used after expressions of doubt and in the phrase « en venir à bout » (to manage to overcome something).
FR: J’espère que vous en veniez à bout.
EN: I hope you manage to overcome it.
Conjugation of venir
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First vienne —
Second — veniez
Third vienne viennent
Indicative imperfect
SingularPlural
First venais —
Second venais veniez
Third venait venaient

Vous veniez tous les étés à Bergerac !

You used to come to Bergerac every summer!

Je doute que vous en veniez à bout.

I doubt you'll be able to finish it.

— Tigre & Dragon (2000)

D'où veniez-vous ?

Where were you coming from?

Vous veniez pour quoi, lieutenant ?

What were you here for, Lieutenant?

— L’Enfance d’Ivan (1962)

Si vous veniez du Pakistan, je vous aurais remarquée.

If you were from Pakistan, I would have noticed you.

— The Big Sick (2017)

Pourquoi veniez-vous ?

Why did you come?

— Tigre & Dragon (2000)

Vous veniez souvent la voir.

You used to come see her often.

— Les Fraises sauvages (1957)

Sounds similar to

renier ʁ ə . n j e