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"to come" in Dutch

komen
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The Dutch translation for “to come” is komen.

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come (2nd and 3rd person singular) komt

Examples of "to come" in use

There are 27 examples of the Dutch word for "to come" being used:
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She didn’t come to work today. Ze is vandaag niet komen werken.
They won’t get far. Ze zullen niet ver komen.
I should have come earlier. Ik had eerder moeten komen.
Where do they come from? Waar komen ze vandaan?
Try your best to lay eggs, or to purr or let sparks come out of your body. Doe je best maar om eieren te leggen of te spinnen of vonken uit je lijf te laten komen.
He will come afterwards. Hij zal nadien komen.
He’ll show up soon. Hij zal spoedig komen opdagen.
to come into the spotlight komen in de belangstelling
Can you arch your back, or purr, or throw out sparks? Kun je een hoge rug zetten en spinnen en maken, dat er vonken uit je lijf komen?
well, we will find out soon nu, daar zullen we wel gauw achter komen

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Can you arch your back, or purr, or throw out sparks?,
Do you know how I can get there?,
He will come afterwards.,
He’ll show up soon.,
How could he ever think to wish to be this pretty himself?,
I don’t mind your groping in the dark for a solution, but I wish you’d come to a decision.,
I knew you’d come.,
I should have come earlier.,
I will find out how the medicine works.,
Let’s find out where Tom is.,
Now, that we will soon find out!,
She didn’t come to work today.,
She will come soon.,
There were enough princesses; but he could not find out if they were real princesses.,
They won’t get far.,
Those who misbehave during the lesson can clear off and do not have to come back.,
to come (long form),
to come into the spotlight,
Tom wanted to get back home.,
Try your best to lay eggs, or to purr or let sparks come out of your body.
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