viene a

comes to

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phrase Common #9,138
comes to Used with a place or an action to say someone is coming toward that place or to do that action.
SP: Mi hermana viene a visitarnos este fin de semana.
EN: My sister is coming to visit us this weekend.

El juez viene a visitarle.

The judge is coming to visit him.

— ¡Vivir! (1994)

Siempre lo veo cuando viene a Madrid.

I always see him when he comes to Madrid.

Seguro que viene a por nosotros.

He's definitely coming for us.

— El submarino (Das Boot) (1981)

Veamos quién viene a por el coche.

Let's see who's coming for the car.

— American Gangster (2007)

La gente viene a beber..

People come to drink.

— P.K. (Peekay) (2014)

Ella nunca viene a estas cosas.

She never comes to these things.

— Crazy Rich Asians (2018)

Sí, viene a Roma para recibir algún tipo de reconocimiento.

Yes, he is coming to Rome to receive some kind of recognition.

— La gran belleza (2013)

Mamá, ¿es verdad que la Agustina viene a arreglar su propia tumba?

Mom, is it true that Agustina is coming to fix her own grave?

— Volver (2006)

Tom viene a Boston con nosotros.

Tom is coming to Boston with us.

Pequeno viene a robarte el negocio.

Pequeno is coming to steal your business.

— Ciudad de Dios (2002)

Entonces, un chaval viene a pedirle un autógrafo.

Then, a kid comes up to ask him for an autograph.

— El odio (1995)

Hoy viene a ganar.

Today he's here to win.

— La linterna roja (1991)

Él viene a mi país.

He is coming to my country.

Alguien viene a pagarte.

Someone is coming to pay you.

— Una historia china de fantasmas (1987)

Mi tía viene a Tokio mañana.

My aunt is coming to Tokyo tomorrow.

Dígame, ¿con qué frecuencia viene a Roma?

Tell me, how often do you come to Rome?

Tom viene a nuestra escuela mañana.

Tom is coming to our school tomorrow.

Tom se viene a Boston con nosotros.

Tom is coming to Boston with us.

Pero el viene a alegrarse por nosotros.

But he comes to rejoice for us.

— Moscú no cree en las lágrimas (1980)

Segunda Señora, la Cuarta Señora viene a visitarla.

Second Lady, the Fourth Lady comes to visit her.

— La linterna roja (1991)

La gente que viene a Suecia debería adaptarse al estilo de vida.

People who come to Sweden should adapt to the lifestyle.

— Ha vuelto (2015)

Primera Señora, la Cuarta Señora viene a visitarla.

First Lady, the Fourth Lady is coming to visit her.

— La linterna roja (1991)

Viene a ayudarme.

They come to help me.

— La dolce vita (1960)

Y si la policía viene a controlar ¿que le digo?

And if the police come to check, what should I tell them?

— Lazzaro feliz (2018)

Tom viene a Australia dos veces al año.

Tom comes to Australia twice a year.

Eso viene a ser lo mismo que lo que yo dije antes.

That's basically the same thing I said before.

Ella sabe que Leslie viene a Nueva York mañana.

She knows that Leslie is coming to New York tomorrow.

— Casi famosos (2000)

Él viene a Tokio una vez al año.

He comes to Tokyo once a year.

Y él viene a ella.

And he comes to her.

— Khrustalyov, mi coche! (1999)

Viene a gritar en mi celda.

He comes into my cell to yell.

— Carandiru (2003)

Lo que dice usted ahora no viene a cuento.

What you're saying now is beside the point.

Ya nadie me viene a visitar.

Nobody comes to visit me anymore.

Tom viene a Boston una vez al año.

Tom comes to Boston once a year.

Mi amigo George viene a Japón en primavera.

My friend George is coming to Japan in the spring.

Si la montaña no viene a Mahoma, entonces Mahoma debe ir a la montaña.

If the mountain won’t come to Muhammad, then Muhammad must go to the mountain.

Ya nadie viene a verla.

Nobody comes to see her anymore.

Mi perro sabe cuándo estoy triste y viene a consolarme.

My dog ​​knows when I'm sad and comes to comfort me.

Nada le viene a la mente.

Nothing comes to mind.

Puedes expresar todo lo que se te viene a la cabeza.

You can express everything that comes to mind.

— Arco (2025)