How to Say ‘I come from England.’ in German
Ich komme aus England.
ikh KOM-uh ows ENG-lahnt
[ikh KOM-uh ows ENG-lahnt]
💬 Usage Tip: Use aus + country to say where you're from: Ich komme aus Kanada. A few countries take der or die, as in aus der Schweiz "from Switzerland".
Phrase Breakdown
Ich komme
ikh KOM-uh
I come
'komme' sounds like 'KOM-muh', with a short 'o'. The final 'e' is a soft 'uh'.
Ich komme morgen.
I'm coming tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
Ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
komme
[KOM-uh]
come
First-person singular of kommen; means you come or are coming.
Ich komme heute vorbei, weil der Vermieter Bescheid wissen muss.
I am coming by today because the landlord needs to know.
aus England.
ows ENG-lahnt
from England.
'aus' means 'from' and sounds like 'ouse' in 'house'. In German, 'England' is said 'ENG-lant'.
Sie kommt aus Spanien.
She comes from Spain.
Words in this phrase
aus
[ows]
from
A preposition used to indicate origin or a starting point.
Er kommt aus Berlin.
He comes from Berlin.
England
[ENG-lahnt]
England
"England" is the same country name in German and English, with German pronunciation.
Ich unterstütze England, weil das Team stark ist.
I support England because the team is strong.
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