Neerkomen

Neerkomen is a Dutch verb that translates to "to come" or "to arrive" in English. It is used to describe the action of approaching or reaching a destination. The verb is irregular and has several forms depending on the subject. In the present tense, it conjugates as "kom" for "I come," "komt" for "you come," and "komt" for "he/she/it comes." In the past tense, it is "kwam" for "I came," "kwam" for "you came," and "kwam" for "he/she/it came." Neerkomen is often used in everyday conversations and can be combined with prepositions like "naar" (to) to indicate direction, such as "ik kom naar jou" (I come to you). It is also used in expressions like "neerkomen op iemand" (to visit someone) or "neerkomen in een stad" (to arrive in a city). The verb is an essential part of Dutch grammar and is used frequently in both spoken and written language.