How to Say ‘To come by’ in German
Vorbeikommen
for-BY-kom-en
[for-BY-kom-en]
💬 Usage Tip: In a sentence, vorbei moves to the end: Er kommt am Freitag vorbei "He's coming by on Friday."
Phrase Breakdown
Vorbeikommen
[for-BY-kom-en]
to come by, to drop in
Separable verb meaning to visit someone briefly.
Können Sie morgen vorbeikommen?
Can you come by tomorrow?
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