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PonyFan Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Here I come

"I'm up, here I come, ahm comin'... "

Could you tell me what here I come means?
Considering the context, it means something like "I'm coming now."? Thanks in advance.

The line is quoted from http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xsky32_my-little-pony-friendship-is-magic-season-1-episode-1-the-mare-in-the-moon-captioned_shortfilms#.UeVq3m1heVo at 8:52.

The transcription is here http://mlp.wikia.com/wiki/Transcripts/Friendship_is_Magic,_part_1
  

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It's a "cute" phrase meaning "I'm on my way" and sometimes "get out of the way" - often followed by "ready or not". [ We're at a swimming pool, you are in the water and have convinced me to dive from the highest board. Here I come, ready or not.

— Philip

  • It's a "cute" phrase meaning "I'm on my way" and sometimes "get out of the way" - often followed by "ready or not".
  • [ We're at a swimming pool, you are in the water and have convinced me to dive from the highest board.
  • Here I come, ready or not.
  • " ]
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It's a "cute" phrase meaning "I'm on my way" and sometimes "get out of the way" - often followed by "ready or not". [ We're at a swimming pool, you are in the water and have convinced me to dive from the highest board. Here I come, ready or not." ]
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In this context, it's telling the listeners that she's gonna get to their places?
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