How to Say ‘Comes’ in German
Kommt
KOMT
[KOMT]
💬 Usage Tip: kommt can mean "is coming" even when no person is named: Kommt sofort. = "Coming right up." German often drops the thing that's obvious from the situation.
Phrase Breakdown
Kommt
[KOMT]
Comes
Indicates that something is arriving or approaching.
Der Kaffee kommt sofort.
The coffee is coming immediately.
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