I'M COMING
I'M COMING: meaning and examples
Good morning.
How would you translate the following dialogue?
Example 1 (Spanish):
Matthew: David. Necesito que me ayudes con los platos.
David: ¡Voy!
In spoken English in this context, the Spanish word "voy" is translated as I'm coming. So, the dialogue would be translated in the following way.
Example 1 (English):
Matthew: David. I need you to help me with the dishes.
David: I'm coming!
David's answer indicates that he is on his way (see yesterday's Daily Vitamin).
Example 2:
Nancy: Honey...where are you?
Ana: I'm coming mum. I'll be there in fifteen seconds.
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Enjoy the rest of your day.