Vino - does this always mean wine?
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I've read this a number of times, but i'm sure by the context it isn't talking about wine. Can anyone enlighten me please?
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updated Feb 13, 2011
posted by simonlewis27
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Yes vino means wine but with a different context it means (he/she/you(usted form)) came:
Vamos a tomar vino. Let's drink wine.
Joe vino para tomar vino. Joe came to drink wine. 
updated Feb 13, 2011
edited by Dakie
posted by Dakie
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Yes, the word "vino" is also the preterite conjugation (third person singular) of the verb "venir".
You can see it here.
updated Feb 10, 2011
posted by Nicole-B
Sorry Dakie, I was a little too slow. :) - Nicole-B, Feb 10, 2011
He he, sorry I was hunting questions, actually I answered very fast. - Dakie, Feb 10, 2011
