tú veni

come

→ venir

ven to come + i vos imperative

verb · second · imperative Rare #42,042

come Informal singular imperative in Rioplatense Spanish is typically written with an accent as “vení” (voseo). Without the accent (“veni”) is nonstandard but sometimes appears in casual writing.

SP: Si estás cerca, veni a casa un momento.

EN: If you're nearby, come to my house for a moment.

Conjugation of venir

Imperative

	Singular	Plural
Second	ven	venid
Third	venga	vengan

veni

venir

Lazzaro, veni!

Lazarus, come!

— Lazzaro feliz (2018)

Vos también, veni.

You too, come.

— Relatos salvajes (2014)

Veni conmigo.

Come with me.

— Lazzaro feliz (2018)

Veni.

Come.

— Lazzaro feliz (2018)

Veni, veni.

Come, come.

— Lazzaro feliz (2018)