How to Say ‘Get through it well / Take care’ in German
Komm gut
kom goot
[kom goot]
💬 Usage Tip: In [Komm gut durch die Woche], [komm] is the [du] command of [kommen]. German often uses this pattern in friendly good wishes: [Komm gut nach Hause].
Phrase Breakdown
Komm
[kom]
come / get
Imperative of 'kommen'; in this phrase it is used in expressions like wishing someone a safe trip.
Komm gut nach Hause nach dem Event.
Get home safely after the event.
gut
[goot]
well
In this phrase it helps express a good or safe way of arriving somewhere.
Komm gut an und melde dich später.
Arrive safely and get in touch later.
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