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Usage examples of "venu" in French with translation to German

Devine qui est venu me rendre visite hier. Rat mal, wer mich gestern besucht hat.
Que t'est-il venu à l'esprit ? Was fällt Dir ein?
Le jour est venu ; la longue nuit est passée. Der Morgen ist angebrochen, die lange Nacht ist vorüber.
Mon oncle, vivant à Paris, est venu nous voir. Mein Onkel, der in Paris lebt, hat uns besucht.
Le soir venu, je prends volontiers un bain chaud. Gegen Abend nehme ich gerne ein heißes Bad.
Lequel est venu en premier, la poule ou l'œuf ? Was war zuerst da, das Huhn oder das Ei?
Mon père me demanda qui était venu lui rendre visite hier. Mein Vater fragte mich, wer ihn gestern besucht hatte.
Quelqu'un est venu me voir pendant que j'étais dehors. Jemand wollte zu mir, als ich draußen war.
Je suis déjà venu trois fois ici, mais à chaque fois j'ai entendu un nouveau prétexte. Ich war schon drei Mal hier, aber jedes Mal hörte ich einen neuen Vorwand.
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