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What is the phrase 'come in' when translated from English to Spanish?
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VENGA (formal command)
Come in = Ven (informal command), Entra (informal command) or Entre (formal command)
It depends on how you're planning to use the word. The infinitive, to come, is venir. If you are telling someone to come, you can say ven, venga, vengan (more than one person)or vente. To say I come: Vengo; We come: Venimos. Answer: 'Venga' is used most commonly to express Come. To say 'come in' the word: Entra is better. It means to enter a place, as in a house. Entra is an informal command. Entre is a formal command.
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