Examples of using I'm going to come in English and their translations into Czech
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I'm going to come with you.
Of course I'm going to come.
I'm going to come with you.
You know what, I'm going to come to Yemen.
I'm going to come in now.
People also translate
Sandrine? Sandrine? Sandrine, I'm going to come in now?
I'm going to come in now.
Then I'm going to run a quick errand real fast and then I'm going to come straight home.
Then I'm going to come with you.
And I'm going to come with you.
I'm going to come find you, OK?
Of course I'm going to come with you.
I'm going to come do your thing.
And then, I'm going to come for your pension.
I'm going to come up and get you.
I'm going to come down there, okay?
And you lied about it, oh, I'm going to come for your house. Because if I find out that you knew they were driving.
I'm going to come in now, okay? No!
Wait, I'm going to come with you.
I'm going to come in now, OK? No!
No! I'm going to come in now, OK?
I'm going to come on in the second half.
Then I'm going to come over there and take it.
I'm going to come into your thoughts.
Then I'm going to come straight to you.
I'm going to come home and help you with your homework.
So now I'm going to come with you and tell Dobby how I feel.
I'm going to come to set a couple of days before.