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The verb venir

The verb venir. You use venir to say that someone is coming to a place or an event. ¿A qué hora vienes al restaurante? When are you coming to the restaurant? Vengo a las cuatro de la tarde. I’m coming at 4:00 in the afternoon. The verb venir. Here are all the present-tense forms :.

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The verb venir

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  1. The verb venir You use venir to say that someone is coming to a place or an event. ¿A qué hora vienesal restaurante? When are you comingto the restaurant? Vengoa las cuatro de la tarde. I’m comingat 4:00 in the afternoon.

  2. The verb venir Here are all the present-tense forms:

  3. The letters b and v In Spanish, b and v are pronounced the same. At the beginning of a word or phrase, b and v sound like the b in “boy.” Listen to and say these words: voy bolígrafo vienen bien viejo video

  4. The letters b and v In most other positions b and v have a softer “b” sound. The lips barely touch as the b or v sound is pronounced. Listen to and say these words: abuelo divertido joven huevos globo Alberto

  5. The letters b and v Try it out! Listen to and say this trabalenguas: Cabral clava un clavo. ¿Qué clavo clava Cabral?

  6. The verbs ser and estar You know that both ser and estar mean “to be.” Their uses, however, are different.

  7. The verbs ser and estar Use ser to talk about characteristics that generally do not change. Ser is used for descriptions that are not about conditions or location. For example: • who a person is or what a person is like • what something is or what something is like • where a person or thing is from Teresa esmi prima. Esmuy graciosa. Los tacos sonmi comida favorita. Sonriquísimos. Mis tíos sonde México. Sonmuy simpáticos.

  8. The verbs ser and estar You know that both ser and estar mean “to be.” Their uses, however, are different.

  9. The verbs ser and estar Use estar to talk about conditions that tend to change. For example: • how a person feels • where a person or thing is ¿Dónde estáMariana? No estáaquí. No puede venir hoy porque estámuy enferma.

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