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German frequency list

No. 831 in German

komme

"Come" (first-person singular present of "kommen").

In a sentence

  • Ich komme aus Deutschland.

    I come from Germany.

    The word 'komme' here is used as the first-person singular form of the verb 'kommen' in the present tense, denoting origin.

  • Wann komme ich an?

    When will I arrive?

    In this sentence, 'komme' is used in a question to express arrival, showcasing temporal use.

  • Wenn ich komme, bringe ich das Buch mit.

    When I come, I will bring the book with me.

    Here, 'komme' indicates the future action of arriving or being present, set in a conditional clause.

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