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How to Say ‘Is coming right away’ in German

Kommt sofort

komt zoh-FOHT

[komt zoh-FOHT]

💬 Usage Tip: German often uses the plain present tense for something about to happen, where English says "is coming". Der Bus kommt gleich "The bus is coming soon" works the same way.

🇩🇪 In Germany: Staff say this as a friendly reassurance. It means "in a moment", not necessarily within seconds.

Phrase Breakdown

Kommt

[komt]

comes; is coming

A form of 'kommen' used to say something comes out or arrives.

Example

Kommt aus dem Hahn noch warmes Wasser?

Is hot water still coming out of the tap?

sofort

[zoh-FOHT]

Immediately

Without delay.

Example

Ich komme sofort.

I am coming immediately.

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