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How to Say ‘Come along’ in German

Komm doch mit

kom dokh mit

[kom dokh mit]

💬 Usage Tip: doch turns a plain command into a warm, encouraging invitation, a bit like "why don't you". The same works in Setz dich doch "Do sit down".

Phrase Breakdown

Komm

[kom]

come

The informal command form of 'kommen', used to invite someone along.

Example

Komm, wir gehen!

Come on, let's go!

doch

[dokh]

(softener: why not)

Particle making an invitation friendlier and more encouraging.

Example

Setz dich doch!

Do sit down!

mit

[mit]

along

Separable part of 'mitkommen' = come along.

Example

Kommst du mit?

Are you coming along?

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