nous venons

come, let’s get to

v ə . n ɔ̃ → venir

ven to come + ons we-form present or imperative ending

verb · present tense, 1st-person plural Rare #41,682

come With nous, this is the present-tense form meaning “we come” or “we are coming.”

FR: Nous venons ce soir.

EN: We’re coming tonight.

let’s get to Used in the expression « venons-en au fait »: “let’s get to the point.”

FR: Venons-en au fait : que veux-tu ?

EN: Let’s get to the point: what do you want?

Conjugation of venir

Indicative present

Imperative

	Singular	Plural
First	—	venons
Second	viens	venez

We come to you.

— La Guerre des étoiles (1977)

Let's get down to the facts and talk business.

Let's not come tomorrow.

— Avengers (2012)

Let's get to the facts.

— Star Trek: The Next Generation - Chain of Command (1992)

We don't come here often.

— Le Conte de la princesse Kaguya (2013)

Where do we come from?

— Cours, Lola, cours (1998)

Let's get to the point.

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