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I'm taking Spanish 1 in school (online) and I was asked to do a writing assignment using the verb "venir".

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Si, es cierto en la blogosfera no todos pueden estar de acuerdo, pero cuando tu irracionalidad te lleva al querer silenciar a la otra voz, no te diferencias mucho de la dictadura china, … la verdad es que no la veíamos venir pero luego de leer este comentario en el blog de Gran Combo, uno no puede sino pensar que esto no es aislado.

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No es que está por venir, ni nunca realmente se lo sintió llegar como una transformación instantanea de toda la “red de redes” (Lease: Internet).

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“La solidaritat que va venir de les estrelles” from Tretze tristos tràngols, Albert Sánchez Piñol

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Expressions: une tête de lard = pigheaded ne pas jeter son lard aux chiens = to be stingy rentrer dans le lard à quelqu'un = to attack someone venir comme lard en pois = to be timely

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Bon anniversaire, Jean-Marc et une toute joyeuse année à venir.

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Muchas gracias por ser tan generoso de venir a buscarnos a la estación.

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Terms & Expressions: une baignoire sabot = short tub for taking baths "assis" (seated) voir venir quelqu'un avec ses gros sabots = "to see someone coming" -- to see someone's true intentions in mother-in-law | Permalink

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That explains what has till now been my favourite: vino y cava was translated not as wine and cava but as it came and it digs, which is quite right because vino is the third person past of venir (come) and cava is the third person present of cavar (dig).

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How was he supposed to know that \expndtw4 a fresh-looking young girl who was helping out in a sou\expndtw-1 venir shop was a prostitute?

Poem About Never Growing Up