Does Viens mean just as well as Come

Alison C.A1Kwiziq community member

Does Viens mean just as well as Come

Asked 6 years ago
Alan G.C1 Kwiziq Q&A super contributor

Possibly you are thinking of the "Le Passé Proche" using venir de + infinitive e.g. 

"Je viens de finir mon livre" - "I've just finished my book"

It's explained here:

Expressing the close past in French using "venir de" + [infinitive] (Le Passé Proche)

CécileKwiziq team member

Hi Alison,

Do you mean:"Viens ici!" ("Come here!")

which is the imperative form of venir?

Lisha J.A1Kwiziq community member
Oui
Brianmac M.B1Kwiziq community member
'Vient' means 'come'. 'Vient de' means 'have just come'. In the latter case you must follow 'have just come' by the infinitive.

Does Viens mean just as well as Come

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