Come on over Meaning in English
expression
ˈkəm/ /ˈɑn/, /ˈɔn/ /ˈoʊvɝ
KUHM-AHN-OH-ver
kˈʌm/ /ˈɒn/ /ˈəʊvɐ
KUHM-ON-OH-vuh
Definition
A friendly invitation asking someone to visit or move toward the speaker, often to join them at home or another location.
Usage & Nuances
Informal, friendly. Often used when inviting someone to your home or nearby. 'Come over' is similar but 'come on over' sounds warmer or more urgent. Used in casual conversation, not formal writing.
Spanish: ven (aquí) - pásate por aquíPortuguese (BR): vem aqui - passa aquiPortuguese (PT): vem cá - passa cáChinese (Simplified): 过来 - 到这儿来Chinese (Traditional): 過來 - 到這裡來Hindi: इधर आओ - यहाँ आओArabic: تعال إلى هنا - مرَّ هناBengali: এদিকে এসো - আমার বাড়িতে এসোRussian: заходи - приходиJapanese: 遊びに来て - こっちに来てVietnamese: ghé qua đây - lại đây chơiKorean: 놀러 와 - 이쪽으로 와Turkish: gel buraya - bize gelUrdu: ادھر آ جاؤ - ہمارے گھر آ جاؤIndonesian: mampir ke sini - datang ke sini
Example Sentences
Hey, come on over and have some cake!
basic
If you get lost, just come on over to my place.
basic
You can come on over anytime you want.
basic
We're having a little party tonight, so come on over if you're free.
natural
Let me know when you’re nearby, and I’ll tell you to come on over.
natural
Oh, you finished early? Come on over and hang out for a bit.
natural