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What does vient de mean?

"Vient de" is a French phrase that means "has just" or "just came from".

Here's how it's used:

* "Has just" - This is the most common use. It describes an action that has just happened.

* Example: _Il vient de partir. _ (He has just left.)

* "Just came from" - This is used to describe where someone or something recently came from.

* Example: _Elle vient de la librairie. _ (She just came from the bookstore.)

It's important to note that "vient de" is a present tense conjugation of the verb "venir" (to come) followed by the preposition "de".

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