I'm from ...
"komme" meant come/coming. As in "Ich komme nach Hause" I am coming home or "Komme hierher zu mir" Come overhere to me You also find that just "komm" is used instead of 'komme'.
"Ich bin" translates from German into English as "I am."
Ich auch = Me too
I hope in German is Ich hoffe
Very easy to find this one out. "Ich bin hungrig" is German for "I am hungry." pronounced (ik bin hungrig)
I come from... translates as Ich komme aus....
Ich komme aus America.
"Ich komme aus Amerika"
I am is ich bin in German.===================I am called = Ich heiße
I get on well well with my mum
"Ich komme zurück" translates as "I'm coming back"or "I will return"
"komme" meant come/coming. As in "Ich komme nach Hause" I am coming home or "Komme hierher zu mir" Come overhere to me You also find that just "komm" is used instead of 'komme'.
Eleven is elf in German.
Heinrich Harrer has written: 'Ich komme aus der Steinzeit'
ich komme neu hier makes no sense. It translates as I come new here.
"Ich komme um dich zu treffen." If you are saying I am coming to visit you, you would say "Ich komme um dich zu besuchen."
You can reply to "Woher kommst du?" by stating your place of origin or residence. For example, you might say, "Ich komme aus Deutschland," if you are from Germany, or "Ich komme aus Berlin," if you're specifying a city. If you want to add a bit more detail, you can mention something interesting about your hometown.