viene a verme
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viene a verme
A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).
a. he comes to see me (masculine)
Me encantan las visitas de mi nieto. Viene a verme todos los miércoles.I love my grandson's visits. He comes to see me every Wednesday.
b. she comes to see me (feminine)
Tengo una bonita relación con mi hija. Cuando viene a verme, tomamos té y jugamos al ajedrez.I have a nice relationship with my daughter. When she comes to see me, we drink tea and play chess.
c. comes to see me
La trabajadora social viene a verme todas las semanas.The social worker comes to see me every week.
d. he's coming to see me (masculine)
Estoy muy nervioso. Hace años que no veo a mi hijo, y mañana viene a verme.I'm very nervous. It's been years since I've seen my son, and he's coming to see me tomorrow.
e. she's coming to see me (feminine)
¿Sabes algo de Sonia? - Sí, me llamó ayer. Viene a verme el viernes.Did you hear from Sonia? - Yes, she called me yesterday. She's coming to see me on Friday.
2. (formal) (second person singular)
A word or phrase used to refer to the second person formal “usted” by their conjugation or implied context (e.g., usted).
a. you come to see me
Viene a verme con demasiada frecuencia, Sr. Luján. - Lo sé, doctor, pero no es mi culpa.You come to see me too often, Mr. Lujan. - I know, doctor, but it's not my fault.
b. you're coming to see me
Si viene a verme, ahora mismo estoy ocupada. ¿Le importa esperar diez minutos?If you're coming to see me, I'm busy right now. Would you mind waiting for ten minutes?
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