venido
/beˈnido/, [beˈni.ð̞o]come, i come
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Ella hubiera venido con gusto pero estaba de vacaciones.
She would willingly come but she was on vacation.
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Has venido demasiado pronto.
You've arrived too early.
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Todavía no ha venido.
He hasn't come yet.
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¡Qué lástima que usted no haya venido anoche!
It's a pity you didn't come last night.
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Hemos venido mi hermana y yo.
My sister and I have come.
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¿Ha venido él?
Has he come?
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Debiste haber venido ayer.
You should have come yesterday.
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Me pregunto, ¿por qué habrá venido Tom aquí hoy?
I wonder why Tom came here today.
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No me ha venido el periodo.
My period hasn't come.
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¿Has venido solo?
Did you come here alone?
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Hoy he venido a trabajar en coche.
Today I came to work by car.
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¿Ha venido?
Has she come?
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He venido a decir adiós.
I've come to say goodbye.
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Bob ha venido aquí, ¿verdad?
Bob's come here, hasn't he?
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Tú debiste haber venido a nuestra fiesta.
You ought to have come to our party.
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He venido aquí para ver cómo estás.
I came here to see how you're doing.
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Tom no debió haber venido aquí.
Tom shouldn't have come here.
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Ha venido en autobús.
He came by bus.
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Todos habían venido excepto tú.
Everyone had come except you.
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Él dijo que habría venido.
He said he would have come.
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