Examples of using "Komt" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Tom's coming.
- Tom'll come.
- Tom is coming.
Are you really coming?
- Someone is coming.
- Someone's coming.
When does he come?
- Is he coming?
- Will he come?
- Has it arrived?
- Has she come?
- Has he come?
- She's coming!
- She's coming.
Is Tom coming?
Tom's coming.
- Who is coming?
- Who's coming?
Is she coming?
Are you coming?
- That will be put in order.
- Consider it done.
- Everything will be OK.
- Everything's going to be OK.
- Everything's going to be okay.
- Everything is going to be OK.
The bus is coming.
Consider it done.
Tom will probably come.
When does it arrive?
- Energy comes from inside.
- Youth is all in the heart.
Tom is coming for you.
Here comes the bus!
He will come back soon.
Are you coming?
He's from Georgia.
- Spring is finally here!
- Spring has finally arrived!
Now hear this.
Here we go.
How is that?
There she comes.
Tomorrow never comes.
He will come back.
- He will come in a moment.
- He'll come soon.
- He'll show up soon.
Spring is coming.
- Will he come this evening?
- Will he be coming this evening?
- No one will know.
- Nobody will know.
- Nobody'll know.
- No one is going to know.
- No one will find out.
Here comes Tom.
He will come later.
- Come on in!
- Come in.
- Come on in.
- Enter!
Is he really coming?
- Tom's coming.
- Tom'll come.
- Tom is coming.
The bus is coming.
Will he come tomorrow?
She may come.
No one is coming.
- Everything will be OK.
- Everything's going to be OK.
- Everything will be fine.
- Everything will be okay.
Rauf will come tomorrow.
- Help is on the way.
- Help is on its way.
- Help is coming.
Tom will return tomorrow.
- When does he come?
- When will he come?
Perhaps he will come.
- Christmas is soon.
- Christmas is coming.
Here he comes.
He's coming closer.
He comes at noon.
Christmas is coming!
Winter is coming.
Is Tom coming along?