To say "come here" in Spanish, the most common and correct phrase is "ven aquí" or "ven acá" (informal). For a formal command, you can say "venga aquí" or "venga acá." The verb "venir" (to come) is used in the imperative form "ven" for informal you (tú) and "venga" for formal you (usted). The words "aquí" and "acá" both mean "here," with slight regional preferences; "aquí" is more like "right here" and "acá" means "around here." Both are widely understood and used. Summary of forms:
- Informal singular: ven aquí / ven acá
- Formal singular: venga aquí / venga acá
- Informal plural: vengan aquí / vengan acá
Generally, "ven aquí" is understood and appropriate in most Spanish-speaking countries for telling someone informally to come here.
