How to Say ‘Please bring’ in Japanese
持ってきてください
motsu te ki te kudasai
[mot]
💬 Usage Tip: [持ってくる] means "bring" from the speaker's point of view: carry something and come with it. So [持ってきてください] is "please bring it here," while [持っていってください] would be "please take it there."
Phrase Breakdown
持って
motsu
Bring
To carry something with oneself.
お茶を持ってくる。
Bring tea.
Words in this phrase
持っ
motsu
[mot]
bring
The stem form of the verb 'to hold or to bring'.
私のために持ってきてください。
Please bring it for me.
きて
And come
To come with something.
ここにきて。
Come here.
持っ
motsu
[mot]
bring
The stem form of the verb 'to hold or to bring'.
私のために持ってきてください。
Please bring it for me.
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