Sentence examples of "vendré" in Spanish with translation "come"

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Si es necesario, vendré pronto. If necessary, I will come soon.
Te prometo que vendré temprano. I promise you I'll come early.
Vendré como a las 10. I'll come by 10.
Vendré cuando haya terminado los deberes. I'll come when I have done my homework.
Vendré si el tiempo lo permite. I will come, time permitting.
Vendré tan pronto como sea posible. I'll come as soon as possible.
Vendré a verte uno de estos días. I'll come and see you one of these days.
Vendré mañana por la mañana sin falta. I'll come without fail tomorrow morning.
Si es necesario, vendré mañana a las nueve. If necessary, I'll come at nine tomorrow.
Tan pronto tenga la oportunidad, vendré a hacer una visita. As soon as I can get the chance, I'll come for a visit.
Vendré a las tres si a usted le viene bien. I'll come at three o'clock if it is convenient to you.
Vendré a verte el domingo a las tres de la tarde. I'll come and see you at 3:00 p.m. on Sunday.
Vine a Japón desde China. I came to Japan from China.
Vino a Berlin de profesor. He came to Berlin as a teacher.
Ella vino aquí a verme. She came here to see me.
Una rubia vino a verte. A girl with blonde hair came to see you.
El estudiante vino de Londres. The student came from London.
¿Por qué usted no vino? Why didn't you come?
Él vino aquí a ayudarme. He came here to help me.
Tom se vino en auto. Tom came by car.
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