Conjugate venir in the conditional tense in Spanish (El Condicional Simple)

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Last updated: 2021-10-23

Venir (to come) is irregular in El Condicional Simple.

Learn how to conjugate venir in El Condicional Simple in Spanish

It is formed by adding these endings to the stem vendr-:

yo	vendría
tú	vendrías
él / ella / Ud.	vendría
nosotros / nosotras	vendríamos
vosotros / vosotras	vendríais
ellos / ellas / Uds.	vendrían

Read and listen to these examples of venir conjugated in El Condicional Simple:

Yo vendría al partido de baloncesto.I would come to the basketball match.

Tú vendrías a la bolera con nosotros.You would come to the bowling alley with us.

Mi vecino vendría a Bilbao todos los días.My neighbour would come to Bilbao every day.

Nosotros vendríamos siempre a nuestra ciudad.We would always come to our city.

Vosotros vendríais desde Santander.You would come from Santander.

Tus profesores de idiomas vendrían de la universidad de Oxford.Your language teachers would come from Oxford university.

¿Ustedes vendrían disfrazados de payasos?Would you come dressed as clowns?

Note that derivatives of verb venir follow the same conjugation. Some of the most common derivatives are:

Intervenir (to intervene)
Provenir (to come from)
Prevenir (to prevent)
Convenir (to be advisable)

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