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How to Say ‘Come on, let's go in!’ in German

Komm, wir gehen rein!

kom veer GAY-en rine

[kom veer GAY-en rine]

Phrase Breakdown

Komm, wir

kom veer

Come on, we

'Komm' is the informal command of 'kommen' (to come), used like 'come on'. It has a short 'o'. 'wir' sounds like 'veer'.

Example

Komm, wir essen!

Come on, let's eat!

Words in this phrase

Komm

[kom]

come on

"komm" is the imperative form of "kommen" and often means "come on!" as encouragement during a tense match moment.

Example

Komm, wir schaffen das noch in der Nachspielzeit.

Come on, we can still do it in stoppage time.

wir

[veer]

Pronoun for a group including the speaker.

Example

Wir arbeiten gern zusammen.

We like working together.

gehen rein!

GAY-en rine

go in!

'gehen' means 'to go'. Say it 'GAY-en'. 'rein' means 'in' or 'inside' and rhymes with 'mine'.

Example

Die Kinder gehen rein.

The children are going inside.

Words in this phrase

gehen

[GAY-en]

go / are going

A form of “gehen,” meaning “go” or “are going.”

Example

Wir gehen rüber, damit wir uns besser hören können.

We’re going over there so we can hear each other better.

rein

[rine]

in; inside

Used with 'kommen' to mean entering a house or room.

Example

Komm rein und setz dich.

Come in and sit down.

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