Jön
Jön
Meaning:
to come
Example sentences:
– Anna jön ma? –Nem, nem tud jönni.
“Anna comes today?” – “No, not can to-come.”
“Will Anna come today?” – “No, she can’t come.”
Jössz holnap a szülinapomra?
Come-you tomorrow the birthday-mine-onto?
Will you come to my birthday tomorrow?
Related terms:
átjön – to come across (as a point, statement); to come over
bejön – to be attractive to someone; to be a likable thing or activity: Nagyon bejön a stílusod. – I really like your style. (“Your style is really likable for me.”); also: to come in
érkezik – to arrive
jár – to walk, to go somewhere regularly
jövő – future (literally: coming (n.))
kijön – to be mathematically correct; to get along well; to come out
megjön – to arrive; also used for the start of the menstrual period: Megjött. – I got my period today. (“It came today.”)
megy – to go
út – way
Pronunciation of today’s word:
Pronunciation of the Example Sentences:
“Anna comes today?” – “No, not can to-come.”
“Will Anna come today?” – “No, she can’t come.”
Come-you tomorrow the birthday-mine-onto?
Will you come to my birthday tomorrow?
Pronunciation of the Related Terms:
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