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Quand les rêves cessent, vient la vieillesse…
V. H. SCORP
Tu viens ici souvent ?
♠️_Non abituarti a nessuno, le persone vanno e vengono, non affezionarti, non promettere, non restare, fatti un favore e impara a stare da sola.🖤🌹
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Vengan a mí todos ustedes que están cansados y agobiados, y yo les daré descanso— Mateo 11:28
venir - to come
venir is the infinitive form in français. there are many variations:
venons: plural, talking about a group of people you are involved in. ‘nous venons’
venez: plural, referring to a group of people that you are NOT involved in. ‘vous venez’
viens: singular, directed at oneself. ‘je viens’
viens: again, but this time referring to a singular other person. ‘tu viens’
vient: for plural countries like the netherlands and united states, but for talking about a singular person. ‘il vient’
viennent: for plural countries like the netherlands and united states, but for talking to a group. ‘elle viennent’
these are all present tense, and branch off into conditionals, subjunctives, and futures.