venido
/beˈnido/, [beˈni.ð̞o]come, i come
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Sé que hemos venido un poco pronto.
I know we're a little early.
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Querría agradecerte que hayas venido hoy.
I'd like to thank you for coming today.
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La fiesta estuvo divertida. Deberías haber venido también.
The party was fun. You should have come, too.
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Deberías haber venido antes.
You should have come home before.
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Tienes suerte de que Tom no haya venido.
You're lucky Tom didn't come.
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No he venido con Tom.
I didn't come with Tom.
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No ha venido.
He did not come.
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Debería haber venido.
He should have come.
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No debías haber venido tan pronto.
You shouldn't have come so soon.
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He venido aquí para ver a Tom.
I came here to see Tom.
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Grace todavía no ha venido.
Grace has not come yet.
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¿Han venido hoy?
Did they come today?
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Ojalá ella hubiera venido anoche.
I wish she had come last night.
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He venido aquí a ayudarte.
I've come here to help you.
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Si solo hubiera venido.
If only he had come.
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Tom podía haber venido ayer, pero no lo hizo.
Tom could have come yesterday, but he didn't.
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He venido a verte.
I've come to see you.
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¿Quién ha venido?
Who has come?
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He venido aquí a trabajar con Tom.
I've come here to work with Tom.
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Desearía que ella hubiera venido anoche.
I wish she had come last night.
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