venimos

Venimos is a Spanish verb form meaning "we come" or "we are coming." It is the first person plural present indicative of the verb venir. Venir, from Latin venire, is irregular; its present tense forms show notable changes across pronouns, with venimos using the standard -imos ending for the 1st person plural of -ir verbs and the stem ven-. As a result, the pronunciation places the emphasis on the second syllable: ve-NI-mos.

In usage, venimos is common in everyday speech. It can express movement toward the speaker, as in "Venimos a verlos" (We are coming to see you), or indicate origin, as in "Venimos de España" (We come from Spain). The phrase "venimos de" is often used with geographical origin or source. In informal spoken Spanish, venimos can also function as an assertion of present involvement or arrival, such as "Ya venimos" (We are on our way / We’re coming now). The verb is conjugated with the standard personal pronouns (yo vengo, tú vienes, él viene, nosotros venimos, vosotros venís, ellos vienen); dialectal forms may replace "vosotros" with "ustedes" in Latin America.