Sentence examples of "Kommen" in German with translation "se faire"

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Sie streiten viel, aber die meiste Zeit kommen sie ganz gut miteinander aus. Ils se disputent beaucoup, mais la plupart du temps, ils s'entendent tout à fait bien.
Teds Husten kommt bestimmt vom Rauchen. La toux de Ted est sans doute due au fait qu'il fume.
Wer umkehrt, dem kommt man entgegen. Celui qui fait demi-tour, on lui rentre dedans.
Wer langsam fährt, kommt auch zum Ziel petit à petit, l'oiseau fait son nid
Wie kommt es, dass du noch nicht schläfst? Comment ça se fait que tu ne dormes pas encore ?
Heh, Pandark, wie kommt es, dass du so berühmt bist, dass Pharamp Sätze über dich schreibt? Hey Pandark, comment ça se fait que tu sois devenu si célèbre que Pharamp commence à écrire des phrases sur toi ?
Es kommt mir vor, als wäre es gestern gewesen, aber tatsächlich haben wir uns vor fast 10 Jahren getroffen. J'ai l'impression que c'était hier, mais en fait, nous nous sommes rencontrés il y a presque 10 ans.
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