How to Say ‘Comes / is coming’ in German
Kommt
komt
[komt]
💬 Usage Tip: In sentences like [Kommt eine Ansage], German can put the verb first when something is happening or appearing, like "here comes..." You can reuse that pattern with other things: [Kommt ein Bus?] = "Is a bus coming?"
Phrase Breakdown
Kommt
[komt]
comes
form of kommen meaning comes or is coming
Gleich kommt unser Flug dran.
Our flight is up soon.
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