Using the Wrong Verb Form After 'Que'

'Venga' is a special form of the verb 'venir' (to come). You use it after words that express wishes, doubts, or emotions (like 'espero que...' - 'I hope that...') and to give polite commands to someone you'd call 'usted'.

A Special Form for Wishes and Commands

Extremely common as a form of the essential verb 'venir' (to come).

The meaning of 'venga' as an interjection depends almost entirely on your tone of voice. It can be encouraging ('¡Venga, tú puedes!'), impatient ('¡Venga!'), or agreeable ('Venga, me parece bien.').

Listen to the Tone

Extremely common in everyday speech, especially in Spain. It's a conversational multi-tool.

Learn the multiple meanings of 'venga' in Spanish. See it used as the verb 'to come' (from venir) in commands and wishes, and as a common interjection for 'come on!', 'okay', and more. Includes full verb conjugations, examples, and usage tips.

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Complete Conjugation Tables

🔄 Conjugations

indicative

present

preterite

imperfect

future

conditional

subjunctive

present

imperfect

imperative

affirmative

negative

Practice Conjugations