"तुम मुझसे मिलने कब आओगे?"

Translation: When will you come to meet me?

[Ken384225]

“When will you come meet me?” was not accepted but is the same thing in English

[Zesul]

Isn't "come meet" short for "come and meet", rather than "come to meet"?

[Ken384225]

They both mean the same thing.

[Zesul]

I agree they mean the same thing, but they are different constructions and are therefore translated differently.

When will you come to meet me? - तुम मुझसे मिलने कब आओगे?

When will you come and meet me? - तुम मुझसे कब आके मिलोगे? (Several other word orders are possible)

[RaajkumarMS]

Why not "When are you coming to meet me?"

[Giselwynn]

"when are you coming to meet me" should be accepted

[BeatriceGr522311]

"When are you coming to meet me" means the same thing

[Ravshan42]

Why is "meet with me" not accepted?

[soobee620]

This is also my question.

[Gita-ji]

In English, to meet someone is the same as to meet with someone, so the shorter form is usually used.

[TonDieu]

They both can mean the same and used as a translations for this sentence. Like Zesul said, several word orders are possible here.

[Rishbam1]

Why is mujhse used... thats my savaal.....

[Zesul]

Good savaal. से means "with/from/than". मुझसे मिलना means "To meet (with) me."

[GabrielBou109736]

Why is it मिलने and not मिलना like other verbs we've seen so far?

[Zesul]

It's just that you use the -ने form of a verb for phrases like "come to verb" or "go to verb".

I'm going (somewhere) to eat. - मैं खाने जा रहा हूँ।
They come here to play. - वे यहाँ खेलने आते हैं।

I am not sure why this is so. Maybe the phrases used to have a postposition that fell out of use.