venga
come, come on
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Puedes venir siempre que te venga bien.
You can come whenever it is convenient for you.
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Próxima vez que venga, te voy a llevar unas flores.
Next time I come, I'll bring you some flowers.
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¿Vendrá? No creo que él venga.
Will he come? I don't think he will come.
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Empecemos la fiesta cuando venga.
Let's start the party when he comes.
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Espero que John venga.
I hope for John to come.
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Puede que no venga Tom.
Tom may not come.
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No puedo irme hasta que él venga.
Until he comes, I cannot go away.
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Venga a verme a las once.
Come and see me at eleven o'clock.
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Tom duda que Mary venga hoy.
Tom doubts if Mary will come today.
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Tal vez venga.
Perhaps he will come.
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Tal vez ella venga mañana.
Perhaps she will come tomorrow.
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Es probable que él venga.
He is likely to come.
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Venga, hazlo por mí, no te vas a morir por conocer a mis padres.
Come on, do it for me, you're not going to die for meeting my parents.
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No creo que venga.
I don't think that she will come.
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Si tú lo invitas, puede que venga.
If you invite him, he may come.
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Es poco probable que Tom venga solo.
Tom is unlikely to come by himself.
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¿A qué hora querés que venga?
What time do you want me to come?
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¿A qué hora queréis que venga?
What time do you want me to come?
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No hace falta que venga a la oficina, puede tomarse el día libre.
You don't need to come to the office, you can take the day off.
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Venga, vamos a intentarlo.
Come on, let's try it.
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