How to Say ‘It was full’ in Mexican Spanish
Venía lleno
beh-NEE-ah YEH-noh
[beh-NEE-ah YEH-noh]
💬 Usage Tip: venía describes how the train was the whole time you were riding it, not a single moment. Same pattern: venía lento "it was going slow".
Phrase Breakdown
Venía
[beh-NEE-ah]
it was coming
Imperfect tense of 'venir', describing an ongoing past state.
El tren venía muy lento.
The train was coming very slowly.
lleno
[YEH-noh]
full
Adjective meaning packed or filled; here, crowded.
El camión está lleno.
The bus is full.
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