How to Say ‘We'll definitely come.’ in German
Wir kommen auf jeden Fall.
veer kawm-men owf YAY-den fal
[veer kawm-men owf YAY-den fal]
Phrase Breakdown
Wir kommen
veer kawm-men
We are coming
'kommen' (to come) has a short 'o', as in 'comma'. German often uses the present tense to talk about the future.
Wir kommen morgen.
We are coming tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
Wir
[veer]
we
Pronoun for a group including the speaker.
Wir arbeiten gern zusammen.
We like working together.
kommen
[kawm-men]
come
To move towards or arrive at a place.
Wollen Sie um 20 Uhr kommen?
Do you want to come at 8 PM?
auf jeden Fall.
owf YAY-den fal
definitely.
A fixed phrase meaning definitely. It strengthens the statement. Say it smoothly: 'owf YAY-den fahl'.
Das mache ich auf jeden Fall.
I will definitely do that.
Words in this phrase
auf
[owf]
in (as part of 'auf jeden Fall')
Preposition used in the fixed phrase 'auf jeden Fall' = definitely.
Das mache ich auf jeden Fall.
I'll definitely do that.
jeden
[YAY-den]
every / any
Accusative form of 'jeder'; in 'auf jeden Fall' means 'in any case'.
Ich gehe jeden Tag spazieren.
I go for a walk every day.
Fall
[fal]
case
Masculine noun: der Fall; 'auf jeden Fall' = definitely.
Auf keinen Fall!
No way!
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