How do you say "Come / coming" in Japanese?

"Come / coming" in Japanese is "来て". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

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How to Say ‘Come / coming’ in Japanese

Q: What does "来て" mean in English?

"来て" means "Come / coming" in English. Usage tip: [て] links actions to what comes next. You can reuse this pattern with other verbs too: [待ってくれてありがとう] for "thank you for waiting."

来て

ki te

[kee teh]

💬 Usage Tip: [て] links actions to what comes next. You can reuse this pattern with other verbs too: [待ってくれてありがとう] for "thank you for waiting."

Phrase Breakdown

来

[kee]

come

The verb stem part of 来て, from 来る, meaning to come.

Example

ここに来てください。

Please come here.

て

[teh]

and / te-form

The て-form ending used to connect verbs or make requests.

Example

早く来てください。

Please come quickly.

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