No. 14,633 in German
mitkommen
"Mitkommen" means "to come along" or "to keep up."
In a sentence
Kommst du mit ins Kino?
Are you coming along to the cinema?
In this sentence, 'mitkommen' means to accompany or come along with someone to a place.
Ich kann mitkommen und dir beim Umzug helfen.
I can come along and help you with the move.
Here, 'mitkommen' is used to indicate the ability to accompany someone and help them in a specific situation.
Er kommt beim Lernen nicht ganz mit.
He doesn't quite keep up when learning.
In this usage, 'mitkommen' means to keep up or understand along with others in a learning context.
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