come with
Phrase
- Meaning
- Wisconsin: 'come along (with me)' with the object dropped.
- Type
- Phrase
- Used in
- Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota
What does “come with” mean
Wisconsinism shaped by German and Scandinavian syntax, in which the pronoun after 'with' is dropped: 'I'm going to the store, do you want to come with?' Common across Wisconsin, Minnesota and the rest of the Upper Midwest.
Where it's used
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