How to Say ‘I'm from London.’ in German
Ich komme aus London.
ikh KOM-meh ows LON-don
[ikh KOM-meh ows LON-don]
Phrase Breakdown
Ich komme
ikh KOM-meh
I come
From 'kommen'. Say the final 'e' clearly, like a short 'uh': KOM-me.
Ich komme gleich.
I'm coming right away.
Words in this phrase
Ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
komme
[KOM-meh]
come
Form of 'kommen' (to come) used with 'ich' (I); with 'aus' it tells where you are from.
Ich komme morgen.
I am coming tomorrow.
aus London.
ows LON-don
from London.
'aus' (from) rhymes with 'house'. Use it to state your origin.
Sie kommt aus Wien.
She comes from Vienna.
Words in this phrase
aus
[ows]
from
A preposition used to indicate origin or a starting point.
Er kommt aus Berlin.
He comes from Berlin.
London
[LON-don]
London
The capital city of England; same name in German.
London ist sehr groß.
London is very big.
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