How to Say ‘Is someone coming?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Viene alguien?
BYEH-neh ahl-GYEN
[BYEH-neh ahl-GYEN]
💬 Usage Tip: The verb can come before the person in Spanish questions: ¿viene alguien? rather than "someone comes?". Same shape: ¿llega alguien? "is someone arriving?"
Phrase Breakdown
Viene
[BYEH-neh]
comes / is coming
Used to describe the next upcoming period of time.
El mes que viene viajaré por trabajo.
Next month I will travel for work.
alguien
[ahl-GYEN]
someone
An indefinite pronoun meaning some person, without saying exactly who.
Hay «alguien» que puede ayudarte con eso.
There is someone who can help you with that.
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