Je viens avec toi.
I'm coming with you.
French verb Β· present tense
venir means to come in French. Irregular: the singular uses viens, viens, vient; the plural uses venons, venez, viennent. In the present tense, the forms include je viens, nous venons, and ils viennent.
The table shows the six standard subject patterns. The same form covers il, elle, and on; another shared form covers ils and elles.
| Pronoun | Present form | Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|
| je | viens | |
| tu | viens | |
| il / elle / on | vient | |
| nous | venons | |
| vous | venez | |
| ils / elles | viennent |
Venir means to come; venir de plus an infinitive can express a recent action. Irregular: the singular uses viens, viens, vient; the plural uses venons, venez, viennent.
Je viens avec toi.
I'm coming with you.
Tu viens Γ la fΓͺte ?
Are you coming to the party?
Elle vient de finir son travail.
She has just finished her work.
Nous venons en train.
We are coming by train.
Ils viennent souvent le dimanche.
They often come on Sundays.
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π΅βπ« Pronoun Panic
elle + venir
to come