Where does come see come saw come from?

Answer 1

The correct phrase is "comme ci, comme ça" and is pronounced roughly, "kumm see, kumm sah". All it means is "Like this, like that". It is a French way of saying "so-so".

This is a simple example of why it's important to read a lot and take some courses in foreign languages, even in today's electronic English-speaking world. D'accord? (French for "You agree?")

It has also the colloquial use of 'more or less'

Answer 2

Well, darling, "come see, come saw" is a playful expression that basically means "same difference." It's like saying "tomato, tomahto" or "potato, potahto." It's just a fancy way of acknowledging that two things are basically the same, so who really cares where it comes from?

Answer 3

English