How to say "come here (baby)" in Spanish (Día 38)

The video tutorial explores various ways to say 'come here' in Spanish, focusing on the verb 'venir' and its command form. It discusses regional variations in Latin America, the use of motion and reflexive pronouns, contractions, and Caribbean expressions. Additionally, it covers romantic expressions using 'Nena' and 'Nene'.

What is the command form of the verb 'venir' in Spanish?

• Vengo

• Viene

• Ven

• Vienes

Which phrase is commonly used in Latin America to say 'come here'?

• Ven acá

• Ven allá

• Ven aquí mismo

• Ven aquí

What is the purpose of adding 'para' in the phrase 'vente para acá'?

• To add politeness

• To indicate direction

• To show urgency

• To specify time

What does the contraction 'p'acá' stand for?

• Para ahora

• Para acá

• Para aquí

• Para allá

How would you say 'come here, baby' to a female in Spanish?

• Ven aquí, chica

• Ven aquí, niño

• Ven aquí, nena

• Ven aquí, bebé