No. 13,130 in German
angekommen
"Angekommen" means "arrived" in English.
In a sentence
Ich bin gerade zu Hause angekommen.
I have just arrived home.
In this sentence, 'angekommen' is used to indicate the completion of arriving at a destination in the present perfect tense.
Er fragte, ob das Paket schon angekommen sei.
He asked if the package had already arrived.
Here, 'angekommen' is used in the subjunctive mood to discuss arrival in a reported question.
Wir werden nächste Woche bei unseren Verwandten angekommen sein.
We will have arrived at our relatives' house next week.
This sentence uses 'angekommen' in the future perfect tense to describe an expected completion of arrival in the future.
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