"Falls sie kommen."

[testtesttesttest]

Is it native-like to 'elide' the 's' in 'falls' with the 's' in 'sie'? Because it sounds like "Fall sie kommen" instead of "Falls sie kommen."

[dragonfredd]

I think it was just said quickly, so they mooshed together. But I'm not native, so don't take that as law or anything.

[slytherclaw]

Why can it not be "if she comes"?

[dragonfredd]

"kommen" shows that it is plural, so "sie" is "they"

[Arlieth]

What threw me off here was that I didn't see the conjugation rules immediately while looking at the definition of "kommen", so I assumed it was singular. The button that says "Conjugate" is totally new to me, but once I clicked it, it made sense.

[behemtoh]

why not "If you come"?

[iPwnMozart]

Because then "Sie" would have to be capitalized! :)

[Askelito]

How about 'if she should come', isn't that a correct english phrase that means the same?

[kirstinmjkeller]

Like it says above, the verb is kommen, meaning sie is plural (they) not singular (she).