No. 73 in German
kommt
"Kommt" means "comes" in English.
In a sentence
Er kommt aus Deutschland.
He comes from Germany.
Here, 'kommt' indicates origin or provenance, common in introducing someone's background.
Wann kommt der Zug an?
When does the train arrive?
In this example, 'kommt' relates to the arrival of something at a location.
Sie kommt morgen zu Besuch.
She is coming to visit tomorrow.
Here, 'kommt' refers to the act of approaching or visiting a location or person.
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