How to Say ‘When you come’ in Mexican Spanish
Cuando vienes
KWAHN-doh bee-EH-nehs
[KWAHN-doh bee-EH-nehs]
💬 Usage Tip: After [cuando], Spanish uses the present in everyday statements like [cuando vienes]. Same pattern: [me avisas cuando llegas].
Phrase Breakdown
Cuando
[KWAHN-doh]
when
Used to talk about the time something happens.
Cuando visitas a mis suegros, siempre te reciben con cariño.
When you visit my in-laws, they always welcome you warmly.
vienes
[bee-EH-nehs]
you come
From venir, used for coming to a place where others are.
Cuando vienes, la casa se siente más animada.
When you come, the house feels more lively.
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