Japanese · to come (spatially or temporally)
Are you coming?
There comes our teacher.
Is Tom coming?
He'll come soon.
The train is coming!
Is Tom also coming?
I can do it by myself!
Do you come here often?
Tom says he'll come.
Don't come here.
The teacher is coming along.
When's the bus coming?
You're coming today, right?
Do you come here often?
Chris will come here.
Is Tom coming here?
Will Tom come today?
When are you coming here?
When are you coming here?
When are you coming to Japan?
Are you coming tomorrow?
Are you coming next week?
Will you come here tomorrow, too?
Don't come again.
I knew you would come.
Spring comes after winter.
Spring is followed by summer.
I think I can.
Tom is coming next week.
Come as soon as possible.
The king is coming.
Are you coming with me?
I think he'll come.
He will come.
I wonder if he will come.
He is certain to come.
Come with us!
I think that she will come.
Here comes the train.
Oh, here they come!
After a storm comes a calm.
There is always a next time.
He will come after all.
One will come to find boredom in anything no matter what.
Heaven's vengeance is slow but sure.
You are to come with me.
A mysterious sound approaches.
If you come, I'll also go!
You'll regret it someday.
It is becoming warmer day by day.