Venir means to come.
It is a -go verb. e changes to ie in all forms except yo, nosotros, and vosotros
yo
vengo
I come
tú
vienes
you come
Ud./él/ella
viene
you/he/she comes
nosotros/as
venimos
we come
vosotros/as
venís
you all come
Uds./ellos/ellas
vienen
you all/they come
Salir means to leave or to go out.
It is a -go verb.
yo
salgo
I leave/go out
tú
sales
you leave/go out
Ud./él/ella
sale
you,he,she leave/go out
nosotros/as
salimos
we leave/go out
vosotros/as
salís
you all leave/go out
Uds./ellos/ellas
salen
you all/they leave/go out
Vengo de la montaña. I come from the mountain. Yo salgo temprano. I leave early. ¿De dónde vienes?
From where do you come?
(Where are you from?) Él viene del cine. He comes from the cinema. Nosotros salimos con el niño. We go out with the boy. Ellos salen al teatro. They go out to the theatre.
Rosa: ¿Tú sales a correr?
Are you going out to run? Jose: No, yo salgo a caminar.
No, I'm going for a walk. Rosa: ¿Piensas viajar?
Are you thinking to travel? Jose: Pienso viajar a Venezuela.
I'm thinking to travel to Venezuela. Rosa: ¿Tienes el boleto de viaje?
Do you have the plane ticket? Jose: No, la agencia de viajes tiene el boleto.
No, the travel agency has it.
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