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  1. 東京外国語大学言語モジュール
    https://www.coelang.tufs.ac.jp/mt/fr/gmod/contents/...

    フランス語 文法 近接過去形：venir de＋不定詞：解説

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      カード46で学んだvenir「来る」は、後ろに＜de＋不定詞＞が続くと、近接過去形 …

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      Je viens d'arriver. (私は到着した（来た）ばかりです) 4. Le bus vient juste de …

    • 練習問題

      ＜venir de＋不定詞＞の近接過去形を練習しましょう。会話モジュールからの例も …

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  2. Reverso Context
    https://context.reverso.net/翻訳/フランス語...

    je viens de – 日本語への翻訳 – フランス語の例文 | Reverso ...

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    What does je viens de [+ Verbe] mean in French?
    “Je viens de [+ verbe]” = “I’ve just [done something].” You can use it to talk about the immediate past in French. It’s like a whole new tense – and much easier than the other past tenses in French. For example: Je viens de voir ton message ! = I’ve just seen your message! Je viens de me faire couper les cheveux. = I’ve just had my hair cut.

    Using “Venir De” in French Conversation - Comme une Française

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    What does je viens des States-Unis mean?
    For example: Je viens des États-Unis. = I come from the US. → You probably know that sentence already, with your own country! Je viens de Grenoble. = I come from Grenoble. Je viens de la cuisine. = I come from the kitchen. Je viens de chez le coiffeur. = I come from the hairdresser.

    Using “Venir De” in French Conversation - Comme une Française

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    What does je viens de loin mean?
    Je viens de loin. = I come from far away. → “On revient de loin” (= to come back from far behind) also means “making a spectacular recovery.” (As you can see, in the present, “I come / I’m coming” is “ Je viens. ” Venir is irregular, as we’ll explore below.) 2. Venir de = Just did something “Je viens de [+ verbe]” = “I’ve just [done something].”

    Using “Venir De” in French Conversation - Comme une Française

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    How do you say 'comme tu viens de l'apprendre' in French?
    Like I have just said it (comme je viens de le dire), expressing something you have just done is rather simple. Why? Like you have just learnt (comme tu viens de l’apprendre), the formula is unique. The French verb “venir de” is compulsory.

    VENIR DE: to have just (done something) in French - Simply French Onli…

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  4. JoliFrench
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    Venir de + Infinitive (infinitif) – Exercises and examples

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  5. Comme une Française
    https://www.commeunefrancaise.com/blog/venir-de

    Using “Venir De” in French Conversation - Comme une Française

  6. Simply French Online
    https://www.simplyfrenchonline.com/blog/venir-de-to-have...

    VENIR DE: to have just (done something) in French - Simply ...

  7. Kwiziq French
    https://french.kwiziq.com/revision/grammar/conjugate-in...

    Recent past - venir de + infinitive | French Grammar | Kwiziq ...

  8. PodcastFrancaisFacile.com
    https://www.podcastfrancaisfacile.com/cours/venir-de...

    Venir de + infinitif ( le passé récent ...

  9. Kwiziq French
    https://french.kwiziq.com/revision/grammar/contractions...

    à and de plus definite articles - Kwiziq French

  10. PodcastFrancaisFacile.com
    https://www.podcastfrancaisfacile.com/cours/venir-de...

    Venir de + provenance - PodcastFrancaisFacile.com

  11. Kwiziq French
    https://french.kwiziq.com/revision/grammar/say-where-you...

    Venir de + country, state, region | French Grammar | Kwiziq ...

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