How do you say come here now in spanish

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Learn how to say "Come Here" in Espanol from Spanish teacher Felipe Bonilla in this Howcast video.

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How to say 'Come here', in Spanish: Ven aqui. That literally means 'come here'. You try it. Very good. It's friendly; so if you want to say something like, "Come here, I want to talk to you," you would say, "Ven aqui, quiero hablar contigo." You try it. Repeat after me: Ven aqui, quiero hablar contigo.

If you want to be more formal, you can also use a different tone. You can also say, "Ven aca." Repeat after me: Ven aca. If you want to be even more formal and serious with your tone in Spanish, you could say, "Venga aqui," or "Venga aca." The word there is 'venga'. Repeat after me: Venga. Venga aqui; try it. Now try the other one; venga aca.

These are just 3 different ways to say 'Come here', in Spanish.

How do you say come here now in spanish

Come here now!

translations Come here now!

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  • ¡Ven aquí ahora!

    What put it in your head to come here now?

    ¿Por qué se te vino a la cabeza venir aquí ahora?

Similar phrases

“I come here now and again to think.”

Vengo aquí de vez en cuando para pensar.

“Mamma, come here, come here now!”

«¡Mamá —la llamó—, mamá, ven, ven ya

They were coming here now, to use this as a battleground deliberately, to fight out their timeless war.

Llegarían y emplearían aquel mundo como campo de batalla, deliberadamente, para acabar su guerra interminable.

What poor soul would be coming here now?

¿Qué pobre infeliz vendría aquí ahora?

“Is it true that no more foreign children can come here now?”

—¿Es cierto que ya no pueden venir más niños aquí?

You coming here now?

¿Ya están viniendo hacia aquí?

Lionel don't want me coming here, now you don't want the job?

Lionel no quiere que venga, ¿no quieren el trabajo?

Then why have you come here now?

¿Y a qué has venido ahora entonces?

“That may be true, though it is not why I have come here now,” Eeluk said quietly.

—Puede que sea verdad, aunque no he venido aquí por eso —dijo Eeluk en voz baja—.

And how did you know to come here now?

¿Y cómo has sabido que tenías que venir justo ahora?

“The Holy Father’s people are coming here, now.

—Los hombres del Santo Padre vienen hacia aquí.

What put it in your head to come here now?

¿Por qué se te vino a la cabeza venir aquí ahora?

Practically the only people who come here now are those who own property here.

Casi las únicas personas que siguen viniendo son las que tienen casa en el pueblo.

“Rainier suspects he is being watched, so he didn’t want to risk coming here now.

—Rainier sospecha que lo están vigilando, así que no quería arriesgarse a venir.

Now you either come here now, or we'll come get you.

O vienes aquí ahora, o vendremos a por ti.

Why does she come here now and ruin everything?

¿Por qué viene aquí a arruinarlo todo?

Never come here now if I can avoid it.’

No vengo nunca si puedo evitarlo.

"""They're coming here now, their scientists, to have me show them the inside workings of the rockets."

Ahora vendrán sus sabios a pedirme que les enseñe el funcionamiento de los cohetes.

Come here now

Vamos, vamos, ahora mismo

That's been coming here now for three years.

Lo llevo viendo tres años.

How do you say come here in Spanish to a dog?

Vamos!.
Sí (Yes).
No (No).
Siéntate (Sit).
Arriba (Up).
Abajo (Down).
Echado/Échate (Lie down).
Ven (Come).
Aquí/Acá (Here).

What are you doing in Spanish slang?

If you'd like to ask “What are you doing?” in Spanish, you can use use “¿Qué haces?” It's a conjugation of the verb “hacer” which literally means “to do” or “to make.” Want to be more specific?