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vine a ver

came to see

→ venir
phrase Uncommon #20,582
came to see Past tense of venir a ver. Often used when visiting someone briefly or checking on them.
SP: Vine a ver cómo estabas.
EN: I came to see how you were doing.

Yo no vine a ver Ámsterdam.

I didn't come to see Amsterdam.

— Queen (2014)

Vine a ver a Rosemary.

I came to see Rosemary.

— Picnic (1955)

Vine a ver a tu padre.

I came to see your father.

Vine a ver si estabas bien.

I came to see if you were okay.

Sólo vine a ver cómo estabas.

I just came to check on you.

Vine a ver a mi hija.

I came to see my daughter.

Vine a ver cómo estabas.

I came to see how you were.

Quizás tú pienses así de mí, pero yo no, dado que te vine a ver.

Perhaps you think that way about me, but I don't, since I came to see you.

— El manantial de las colinas (1986)

En realidad, vine a ver a su hijo.

Actually, I came to see your son.

Vine a ver a tu jefe.

I came to see your boss.

Vine a ver qué haría con Ja-in.

I came to see what he would do with Ja-in.

— El gran diluvio (2025)

Solo vine a ver a mi hija.

I just came to see my daughter.

Vine a ver a Tom.

I came to see Tom.

Vine a ver como se encuentra.

I came to see how he is doing.

— El chico y la garza (2023)

Vine a ver a mi madre.

I came to see my mother.

Vine a ver la obra.

I came to see the play.