Can you come to my house?
| This page contains the Japanese phrase: Can you come to my home at around four o’clock tomorrow? |
| Koto is a noun or a nomilazer. It always follows the base form of the verb and together they act like a noun. Therefore, kurokoto ‘come act’ becomes a noun for come. |
| Dialogue |
| English Can you come to my home at around four o’clock tomorrow? Romaji Ashita yo-ji goro uchi ni kuru koto ga dekimasu ka? Japanese あした四時ごろ家にくることができますか？ |
| Key Terms | ||
| Tomorrow 4 o’clock around house at come nominalizer meaning act particle can question marker |
Ashita yo-ji goro uchi ni kuru koto ga dekimasu ka? |
あした 四時 ごろ 家 に くる こと が できます か |
