How to Say ‘I have come’ in Spain Spanish
He venido
eh beh-NEE-doh
[eh beh-NEE-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish often uses [he + past participle] where natural English may use simple past: [he venido], literally "I have come," often just means "I came." You'll hear the same in [he llegado] and [he pensado].
Phrase Breakdown
He
[eh]
I have
Auxiliary verb haber used to form the present perfect.
He venido con ganas de pasarlo bien.
I have come wanting to have a good time.
venido
[beh-NEE-doh]
come
Past participle of venir; together with he it means I have come.
He venido hasta aquí y no pienso irme sin saludarte.
I've come all the way here and I don't plan to leave without saying hi to you.
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