Sentence examples of "comes" in English with translation "venire"

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His wife comes from California. Sua moglie viene dalla California.
Coffee comes after the meal. Il caffè viene dopo il pasto.
This word comes from Greek. Questa parola viene dal greco.
The appetite comes during a meal L'appetito viene durante un pasto
March comes between February and April. Marzo viene tra febbraio ed aprile.
Tom comes here nearly every day. Tom viene qui quasi tutti i giorni.
He comes here twice a week. Viene qui due volte alla settimana.
He comes here almost every day. Viene qui quasi ogni giorno.
Tom comes here almost every day. Tom viene qui quasi ogni giorno.
If he comes, so much the better. Se viene, tanto meglio.
If he comes, I'll go too. Se lui viene, vengo anch'io.
Whoever comes, I won't let him in. Chiunque venga, non lo farò entrare.
Nancy comes from what we call the aristocracy. Nancy viene da quella che chiamiamo aristocrazia.
I don't know where he comes from. Non so da dove venga.
He is the one who comes after me. È quello che viene dopo di me.
A friend comes to play at our house tomorrow. Un amico viene a giocare a casa nostra domani.
I don't know whether he comes or not. Non so se venga o meno.
I know an English teacher who comes from Canada. Conosco un insegnante di inglese che viene dal Canada.
He comes and sees me once in a while. Lui viene a farmi visita una volta ogni tanto.
My aunt comes to stay here for a week. Mia zia viene a stare qui per una settimana.
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