No. 86 in German
kommen
"To come"
In a sentence
Ich komme um 8 Uhr nach Hause.
I come home at 8 o'clock.
Here, 'kommen' is used to indicate movement or arrival at a destination.
Wir kommen gut miteinander aus.
We get along well with each other.
In this context, 'kommen' is part of the phrase 'kommen aus', used idiomatically to mean to get along or have a good relationship.
Kommen Sie zu unserer Party?
Are you coming to our party?
'Kommen' is used in a question to inquire about someone's presence or attendance at an event.
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