viens
/vjɛ̃/venir
1.
verbInd3rdPresSing1,2
come
arrive
2.
verbImp3rdPresSing2
come (command)
come here
3.
verbInd3rdPresSing1,2
have just (done something) — used with venir de + infinitive
Je viens de finir mes devoirs.
I just finished my homework.
Notes
GENERAL INFO
venir is a common irregular verb meaning "to come."
USAGE
It indicates movement towards a place or speaker. Use "venir de [place]" for "to come from." For the recent past, use "venir de [infinitive]" meaning "to have just done."
*Example: Je viens de Paris. Je viens de manger.*
TRAPS
Be careful with the preposition *de*. It signifies origin (from Paris) OR the immediate past (just eaten). The context (noun vs. infinitive) clarifies the meaning.
CONJUGATION - 3rd Group
Je viens
Tu viens
Il/elle/on vient
Nous venons
Vous venez
Ils/elles viennent
