"Kommst du zu uns?"

Translation: Are you coming to us?

[Luis_Jalabert]

couldn't this be also understood as "are you coming to our house?"?

[quis_lib_duo]

Yes.

[Jane-Baker]

and : "Are you coming to our place?"

[mellymorelli]

Are you coming to ours?

[jami.saich]

"Do you come to us" is a better translation

[Alanna_V]

That doesn't sound right in American/Canadian English. It's how my German friends always say it, and it always sounds funny to me.

[Aliabbs]

And UK

[shiraneeeh]

Hoh? Are you approaching me, instead of running away?

[HieuJay]

I cannot complete my daily the shit out of you without getting closer!

[S4d10]

Lmao if this comment wasn't written I would've done it

[N.Mai]

I thought the exact same thing!

[Kathie46OM70]

Could it be " Are you coming WITH us ?"

[JohnSabin]

I had the same question ! Or would it in this case be 'mit uns'

[AliT.Firefly]

Well, EITHER 'Are you coming to our place?' OR 'Are you coming towards us?' MUST be right. Apparently it doesn't accept either! Which does it mean? Or could it be both?

[ChrisRead17]

Shouldn't it be "are you coming over?"?

[TheJester666]

HO MUKATTE KURONOKA?

[KaanKaragl]

Why not bei uns?

[Snosage]

"Are you coming towards us" didn't work here.

[BrandiWL]

Yeah it's what seems closest to natural English. That's what i thought. But i actually put with us because to us isn't very common in English. I've used it, as more of a slang.