Belgian Dutch reference

afkomen

to come over; turn up (Belgian informal)

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Dutch as used in Belgium, with separate jij / je, gij / ge and u rows. Alternatives are retained where supplied.

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Indicative

afkomen: Compound past
Person, form or usage	Form and meaning
ik	I came over; I have come over
jij / je	you came over; you have come over
gij / ge	you (Flemish) came over; you (Flemish) have come over
u	you (formal) came over; you (formal) have come over
hij / zij / het	he/she/it came over; he/she/it has come over
wij / we	we came over; we have come over
jullie	you (plural) came over; you (plural) have come over
zij / ze	they came over; they have come over

afkomen: Future perfect
Person, form or usage	Form and meaning
ik	I will have come over
jij / je	you will have come over
gij / ge	you (Flemish) will have come over
u	you (formal) will have come over
hij / zij / het	he/she/it will have come over
wij / we	we will have come over
jullie	you (plural) will have come over
zij / ze	they will have come over

afkomen: Future (gaan)
Person, form or usage	Form and meaning
ik	I am going to come over
jij / je	you are going to come over
gij / ge	you (Flemish) are going to come over
u	you (formal) are going to come over
hij / zij / het	he/she/it is going to come over
wij / we	we are going to come over
jullie	you (plural) are going to come over
zij / ze	they are going to come over

afkomen: Conditional perfect
Person, form or usage	Form and meaning
ik	I would have come over
jij / je	you would have come over
gij / ge	you (Flemish) would have come over
u	you (formal) would have come over
hij / zij / het	he/she/it would have come over
wij / we	we would have come over
jullie	you (plural) would have come over
zij / ze	they would have come over

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