How do you say are coming to London in French?

There are a few ways to say "are coming to London" in French, depending on the context and who you're talking to:

Formal:

* Je vais à Londres. (I am going to London.) - This is the most direct and common way to say it.

* Je me rends à Londres. (I am going to London.) - This is a slightly more formal way of saying it.

Informal:

* J'arrive à Londres. (I am arriving in London.) - This implies you are already on your way.

* Je viens à Londres. (I am coming to London.) - This is a more casual way of saying it.

With a specific date/time:

* Je vais à Londres le [date]. (I am going to London on [date].)

* J'arrive à Londres le [date] à [time]. (I arrive in London on [date] at [time].)

With a specific person:

* On va à Londres. (We are going to London.)

* Vous allez à Londres. (You are going to London.) - Formal "you"

* Tu vas à Londres. (You are going to London.) - Informal "you"

Choose the phrase that best fits the situation you are in!