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643 examples found containing '来る'

は

に「

も

に

るかね」と

った。

He said to his wife "Are you coming with me"?

は

の

に

ることになっています。

He is to come to my house tonight.

は

９

にここへ

る

になっています。

He is supposed to come here at 9 p.m.

は

に

る

に

そこにいました。

He had been there for ten years before he came to Kyoto.

はときどき

のところへ

びに

る。

He sometimes comes to see me.

はそのうち

るかもしれない。

He may come here yet.

は６

にここは

ると

した。

He arranged to be here at 6.

は、７時ごろここに

ると

に

った。

He told me he would be here about seven.

が

るのを

だ。

It is no good waiting for him to come.

が

るか

ないかは

にはどうでもいいことだ。

It makes no difference to me whether he comes or not.

が

るか

ないかは

にどうでもよいことだ。

It makes no difference to me whether he comes or not.

が

るか

ないかはどうでもいい。

It makes no difference whether he comes or not.

が

るかは

わしい。

I am doubtful whether he will come.

が

るといけないから

しておいた

がよろしい。

You had better be ready in case he comes.

が

るかどうかは

じゅうよう

ではない。

It makes no difference whether he will come or not.

が

るかどうかは、

にはわからない。

I don't know whether he comes or not.

が

るかは

からない。

There is no telling what time he will come.

がここに

きだ。

That he comes here is surprising.

が２

に

るのを

た。

I saw him coming upstairs.

が

るだろう。

A big typhoon is coming on.

が

るとは

わなかった。

Little did I think there would be a typhoon.

によると

は

はここに

るらしい。

According to the newspaper, he will be here today.

はかれが

で

ると

ったんです。

I got the idea that he would come by himself.

が

で

とうと

した。

I decided to wait at the station until my wife came.

の

くの

ることになっている。

There are many people to come this afternoon.

こうきょう

と

は

に

る。

Good times alternate with bad.

に

に

る。

Kenji is always the first to come to school.

は

に

るのだ。

You're coming with us now.

もしかすると

は

るかもしれない。

He might come tomorrow.

ビルが

るかどうかは

わしい。

It is doubtful whether Bill will come.

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Search results include information from a variety of sources, including Kanshudo (kanji mnemonics, kanji readings, kanji components, vocab and name frequency data, grammar points, examples), JMdict (vocabulary), Tatoeba (examples), Enamdict (names), KanjiVG (kanji animations and stroke order), and Joy o' Kanji (kanji and radical synopses). Translations provided by Google's Neural Machine Translation engine. For more information see credits.

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