What is '来る' called in English?

'来る' in English is called "Coming". Coming refers to: 話者または指定された場所に向かって移動すること、または到着すること。

How do you pronounce 'Coming' and '来る'?

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What is an example sentence for Coming in Japanese?

English: "The train is coming into the station now." | Japanese: "電車が今駅に来ています。"

present_participle · adjective · noun

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coming Meaning in Japanese (coming 英語意味)

present_participle来る

adjective来る

noun到来

来る in English:coming

Phonetic:くる

Quick Answer • 要約

coming の日本語の意味は「来る, 到来」です。 (話者または指定された場所に向かって移動すること、または到着すること。)

Definitions of Coming

1
present_participle
来る
The act of moving towards a speaker or a specified place, or of arriving.
話者または指定された場所に向かって移動すること、または到着すること。
2
adjective
来る
Referring to the immediate future; next.
差し迫った未来を指すこと。次。
3
noun
到来
An arrival or approach, especially of an important event or person.
到着または接近、特に重要な出来事や人物の。

Example Sentences

casual

“The train is coming into the station now.”

電車が今駅に来ています。

casual

“Are you coming to the party tonight?”

今夜のパーティーに来ますか？

general

“The coming year will bring new challenges.”

来るべき年は新たな課題をもたらすでしょう。

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Synonyms (類語)

In English:

approaching arriving nearing

Antonyms (対義語)

In English:

going leaving departing

Inflected Word Forms

infinitivecome

third person singularcomes

past tensecame

past participlecome

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

coming soonexpression

Will be available or happen in the near future.

coming of ageidiom

The process of growing up or reaching maturity.

coming outphrasal_verb

To appear or be revealed, often referring to one's identity.

coming Meaning in Japanese (coming 英語 意味)