How to Say ‘Did you walk here?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Has venido andando?
ahs beh-NEE-doh ahn-DAHN-doh
[ahs beh-NEE-doh ahn-DAHN-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: In Spain, has venido is the normal way to talk about something that happened today. In Latin America you'd mostly hear viniste instead.
Phrase Breakdown
Has
[ahs]
you have
Used to indicate possession or experience in the present perfect.
Tienes lo que has pedido.
You have what you asked for.
venido
[beh-NEE-doh]
come
Past participle of 'venir' (to come), used with 'haber'.
Ha venido en tren.
He has come by train.
andando
[ahn-DAHN-doh]
walking / on foot
Gerund of 'andar' (to walk); used to say how far something is on foot.
Voy al trabajo andando.
I go to work on foot.
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