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"come; comes (2nd and 3rd person singular)" in Dutch

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The Dutch translation for “come; comes (2nd and 3rd person singular)” is komt.

Examples of "come; comes" in use

There are 33 examples of the Dutch word for "come; comes" being used:
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It’ll be fine. Het komt wel goed.
I want you to come here. Ik wil dat je hier komt.
He often comes. Hij komt vaak.
Nobody will know. Niemand komt erachter.
I didn’t want my mum to find out. Ik wilde niet dat mijn moeder erachter komt.
Is this a bad time? Komt het nu slecht uit?
He is coming to live with us. Hij komt bij ons wonen.
I hope he comes. Ik hoop dat hij komt.
Oh, look, there comes the bus! O, kijk, daar komt de bus al aan!
He’s always short of money. Hij komt altijd geld te kort.

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A cat always lands on its feet.,
Dries Buytaert is unknown to many, but whoever uses the Internet, comes into contact every day with his work.,
Every time he comes here, he orders the same dish.,
First come, first served.,
He is coming to live with us.,
He often comes.,
Hello, madam, do you know when the bus is coming?,
He’s always short of money.,
I didn’t want my mum to find out.,
I hope he comes.,
I want you to come here.,
In legal proceedings, in absentia can be granted if a party does not show up.,
Is this a bad time?,
It’ll be fine.,
Line twelve only comes in half an hour, but line five should be here in three minutes.,
My mom will kill me if she finds out.,
Nobody will know.,
Oh, look, there comes the bus!,
Please call me before you come.,
She’s coming.
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Domien De Groot