Components
225 examples found containing '来手' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)
いっしょ

"Come with me."
そもそもここ
かなかった
です
You shouldn't have come here to begin with.
ちょっと

Come here.
にほん
日本
どれくらいなります
How long is it since you came to Japan?
ここ
どれくらいなる
How long have you been here?
わたし
にほん
日本
2か
げつ
なる
I have been in Japan for two months.
また
ください
Please come again.
ぼくいっしょ
いい
You can come with me.
じかん
時間
あったら
ください
Please come over if you have time.
ここ
どのくらい
How long have you been here?
くだ
さい

Please come.
いつでも
くだ
さい

Come and see me whenever you want to.
また
ください
I hope you will call again.
ここ
はいけません
Do not come here.
いつ
かまわない
It doesn't matter when you come.
ぜひ
ください
Do come by all means.
すぐ
くだ
さい

Come at once.
てつだ
手伝
って
くだ
さい

Come and help us.
やくそく
約束
じかん
時間
まで
かなら
きてください
Always come by the time promised.
あした
明日
また
くだ
さい

Come see me again tomorrow.
そうだん
相談
ください
Please come to talk to me.
だれ
きて
なか
れない

Whoever comes, I won't let him in.
ごご
午後
わたし
じむしょ
事務所
ください
Please come to my office in the afternoon.
あした
明日
あそ
くだ
さい

Come and see me tomorrow.
いっしょ
一緒
いい
You can come with me.
いつでも
あそ
くだ
さい

Please come and see me any time.
だれ
きて
るす
留守
いってくれ
Whoever comes, tell him I'm out.
こんど
今度
あそ
ください
Come and see us sometime.
らいしゅう
来週
にちようび
日曜日
あそ
ください
Come and see me on Sunday next week.
だれきて
るす
留守
いってくれ
Tell whoever comes that I'm out.
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