Come in! in German 🇩🇪

Komm herein! info.

Tips to remember the German word “Komm herein!”:
– Break it down: “Komm” is the imperative form of “kommen” (to come) for the informal ‘you’, and “herein” is a combination of “her” (here) and “ein” (in). It can help to remember it as “Come here in!”
– Use associations: You might think of someone gesturing towards their house (in) as they warmly encourage a friend to enter, saying, “Come in!”
– Practice it often: Repeat the phrase in real-life situations, like welcoming someone into your home.

Explanations:
– “Komm herein!” is used to invite someone to enter a place. It’s the informal singular command form and would be used with someone you’re familiar with, like a friend or family member.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Komm rein!” is a more colloquial and slightly shorter way to say “Komm herein!”
– “Hereinkommen, bitte!” which is a more formal way to request someone to enter.

Alternate meanings like slang:
– While “Komm herein!” isn’t really considered slang, “Komm rein!” has a more casual, friendly feel to it.

Examples of sentences that use it:
– “Es ist kalt draußen, komm herein und wärme dich auf!” (It’s cold outside, come in and warm up!)
– “Die Party hat schon begonnen, komm herein und feier mit uns!” (The party has already started, come in and celebrate with us!)
– “Du stehst im Regen, komm herein, bevor du noch ganz nass wirst!” (You’re standing in the rain, come in before you get completely wet!)

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