tú vengas

come

→ venir
veng avenge + as tu present-tense verb ending
verb · second singular · present subjunctive Rare #28,118
come Present subjunctive (tú) of "venir"; used after expressions like "quiero que", "espero que", "dudo que", etc.
SP: Espero que vengas mañana.
EN: I hope you come tomorrow.
Conjugation of venir
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First vengo venimos
Second vienes venís
Third viene vienen

No me vengas a hablar de defender el Batallón.

Don't come talking to me about defending the Battalion.

— Tropa de élite 2 (2010)

No vengas a menos que vengas a llevarme de aquí.

Don't come unless you're coming to take me away from here.

— Picnic (1955)

Me cae Susana, este es dinero bueno, para que te vengas conmigo.

I like Susana. This is good money, so you can come with me.

— Amores perros (2000)

Será mejor vengas sin resistirte.

You'd better come without resisting.

— Battle Royale (2000)

No me vengas a calmar.

Don't try to calm me down.

— Kajaki (2014)

Es muy importante que tú vengas.

It’s very important that you come.

No importa cuándo vengas, vamos a jugar una partida de ajedrez japonés juntos.

Whenever you come, we'll play a game of shogi together.

Espero que vengas de nuevo.

I hope you come again.

Cuando estemos subiendo, te llamo para que vengas por nosotros.

When we're on our way up, I'll call you so you can come pick us up.

— Cidade dos Homens (2007)

No me vengas quejándote.

Don't come complaining to me.

Es más insisto en que vengas.

I insist that you come.