vino ayer

came yesterday

→ venir
phrase Uncommon #18,916
came yesterday Here, vino is the past-tense form of venir (to come). Vino can also mean “wine” as a noun.
SP: Mi hermano vino ayer.
EN: My brother came yesterday.

El fontanero vino ayer pero no pudo arreglar la fuga todavía.

The plumber came yesterday but couldn't fix the leak yet.

Mi primo vino ayer y no le dieron trabajo.

My cousin came yesterday, but they didn’t give him a job.

— Nazarín (1959)

No es el chico que vino ayer aquí.

He’s not the boy who came here yesterday.

El mismo hombre que vino ayer está aquí de nuevo.

The same man who came yesterday is here again.

Cuando usted vino ayer, no le pregunté si era culpable o inocente.

When you came yesterday, I didn’t ask you whether you were guilty or innocent.

— Chicago (2002)

Tom vino ayer a casa.

Tom came to my house yesterday.

El hombre de la limpieza vino ayer.

The cleaning man came yesterday.

A ti te vino ayer, ¿verdad?

You got yours yesterday, right?

— Juego sangriento [バトル・ロワイアル] (2000)

Ella vino ayer a visitarnos.

She came to visit us yesterday.

Él vino ayer desde Tokio.

He came yesterday from Tokyo.

¿Por qué ella no vino ayer?

Why didn’t she come yesterday?

¿Y la señora Mak no vino ayer?

And Mrs. Mak didn’t come yesterday?

— 色‧戒 (2007)