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How to Say ‘Timo is coming out now’ in German

Timo kommt jetzt raus

TEE-moh komt yetst rowss

[TEE-moh komt yetst rowss]

💬 Usage Tip: raus is everyday speech for heraus "out". It goes to the end of the sentence, like the separate half of rauskommen "come out".

Phrase Breakdown

Timo kommt

TEE-moh komt

Timo is coming

A name plus a verb. Say 'kommt' with a short 'o' and a clear 't' at the end.

Example

Timo kommt morgen.

Timo is coming tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

Timo

[TEE-moh]

Timo

A common German male first name.

Example

Timo ist frei.

Timo is free.

kommt

[komt]

is coming

Indicating the near future arrival.

Example

Der Zug kommt bald.

The train is coming soon.

jetzt raus

yetst rowss

out now

'Jetzt' means 'now' and sounds like 'yetst'. 'Raus' is short for 'heraus' (out) and rhymes with 'house'.

Example

Ich gehe jetzt raus.

I'm going out now.

Words in this phrase

jetzt

[yetst]

now

Refers to the present time or current situation.

Example

Jetzt wohne ich in dieser Straße.

Now I live on this street.

raus

[rowss]

out

Colloquial short form of 'heraus' (out); separable prefix of 'rausholen'.

Example

Komm bitte raus aus dem Auto.

Please come out of the car.

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