‘Ven conmigo’ is a Spanish phrase that translates to ‘come with me’ in English. It’s an invitation, a way of asking someone to join you on a journey or to accompany you somewhere.
The phrase is made up of two words: ‘ven,’ which is the imperative form of the verb ‘venir’ meaning ‘to come,’ and ‘conmigo,’ which means ‘with me.’ This structure is quite common in Spanish when you want to invite someone to share an experience or activity.
For example, if you’re going out for ice cream and want to invite a friend, you might say, ‘Ven conmigo al helado,’ which means ‘Come with me to get ice cream.’ It’s a friendly and casual expression that emphasizes companionship.