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"come (1st person singular)" in Dutch

kom
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Summary

The Dutch translation for “come (1st person singular)” is kom.

Pronounced the same

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bowl kom

See also

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come (2nd person singular) komt
to come komen

Examples of "come" in use

There are 39 examples of the Dutch word for "come" being used:
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Are you coming? Kom je?
I’ll come back. Ik kom terug.
I’ll be right back. Ik kom zo terug.
Why don’t you come? Waarom kom je niet?
I’m not coming today. Ik kom vandaag niet.
I’m not coming home. Ik kom niet naar huis.
When are you coming back? Wanneer kom je terug?
When do you return home? Wanneer kom je terug naar huis?
I’m going to be late for work. Ik kom te laat op mijn werk.
arrive (1st person singular, separable) kom aan

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"come (1st person singular)" Practice (40)
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Lesson phrases
Are you coming?,
arrive (1st person singular, separable),
Come here, my darling.,
Come on, let’s not distract Tom from his work.,
Come with me.,
Don't come to the meeting!,
Each time you return.,
How do I find out what I can really do?,
How do I get to the airport?,
How do I get to the British consulate?,
How do I get to the bus station?,
How do I get to the centre?,
How do I get to the train station?,
How do I get to the youth hostel?,
I am from the Netherlands.,
I am from the United States.,
I will be back soon.,
If I take a taxi, I will arrive at nine o’clock.,
If I take a taxi, I will arrive at noon.,
I’ll be coming back tonight.
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Joe van der Lee