How do I say 'Come with me' in Spanish
I'm writing an essay in Spanish, and I want to start with something along the lines of 'come with me.' I'm describing a building, and I want to give the impression that I'm guiding them through the house. So how do I say 'come with me.' Is vengame or veme correct? What else could I use for this?

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How do I say 'Come with me' in Spanish
I'm writing an essay in Spanish, and I want to start with something along the lines of 'come with me.'  I'm describing a building, and I want to give the impression that I'm guiding them through the house.  So how do I say 'come with me.'  Is vengame or veme correct?  What else could I use for this?

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If you have a formal tone, use "venga conmigo"; if it's informal, use "ven conmigo"

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Come with me - Ven conmigo (informal) - venga (formal)
For example:
Ven conmigo mi amor, quiero estar contigo para siempre. - Come with me my love, I want to be with you forever. 
Señor González, venga conmigo, por favor. - Mister Gonzalez, come with me, please.

There are options with:
Ven A mi - Come TO me  (informal) 
Venga A mi - Come TO me (formal)
However, we almost never use it. Usually we would say: Ven or venga.

I hope this was helpful.
If you have any questions more, feel free to ask me. 
Have a nice day.

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Ven conmigo. (tú)** 
Venga conmigo (usted) 
vengan conmigo (ustedes)

Otras opciones
Acompáñeme (usted)
Acompáñame (tú)
acompáñenme (ustedes)

PD: Vengame y veme NO son correctas, no existen.

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Ven Conmigo / Acompañame / Vengan Conmigo

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"Ven conmigo"