Examples of using "おいで" in a sentence and their english translations:
Here, buddy. Here, pal.
Come on.
Come back.
- Come over!
- Come over to my place.
Get back, get back!
Come inside.
- Come on!
- Come on.
- Come over here.
- Get over here.
"Come, boy," she called, "come and play."
And now you can come into my octopus world."
Do me the favor of coming.
- Come quick!
- Come quickly.
- Come here, fast!
- Come soon.
- Come over here.
- Come over here!
If you are free, come around to see me.
Come a bit closer.
Get in here, Tom.
- Come here.
- Come over.
- Come here!
Do come again.
You must come to the party by all means.
Could you come and see me tomorrow?
- Come quickly.
- Come quickly!
Do come and visit us.
He fanned the fire into flame.
- Is Mr Johnson in?
- Is Mr. Johnson in?
Come whenever you want.
- Please come this way.
- Please come here.
Please come this way.
Please come in an ordinary dress.
- Come right in.
- Come in.
- Please come in.
When will you go on a journey?
Would you like to come in for an interview next week?
He is not my son, but my nephew.
- Come on in!
- Come on in.
- There is a gentleman to see you.
- There's a man here that wants to see you.
Is your uncle still abroad?
Come here after you have washed your hands.
Please come when it is convenient.
Go and beat up that bully.
Get over here.
Ladies and gentlemen, please come this way.
Don't bother to come to my house.
May I presume to tell you that you are wrong?
I'm sorry that you've been badly injured.
Why don't you come in?
The room was pervaded with the scent of perfume.
It's a shame that you're not coming.
Do me the favor of coming.
You have a standing invitation to join us.
How long have you been in Japan?
Be sure to drop in on us if you come our way.
- Come here.
- Come hither.
- Will you kindly come here at nine?
- Would you kindly come here at nine?
- I thought you had come on business.
- I thought that you had come on business.
At what time would you be able to come to us tomorrow?
They hung out the flag for the Queen's visit.
I'll stand guard now. Go get some sleep.
Don't bother coming in this rain.
Go and see if Mr Wilson is at home.
We suggest April 6 as a date for your visit.
What do you say to bringing your sister?
You can come at your convenience.
I was expecting you last night.
I deeply appreciate your coming all the way.
I would rather you came on Friday than on Thursday.
Drop in and see us when you're next in Tokyo.
Drop by any time you are in town.
When will it be convenient for you to come?
Whenever you come, I'm glad to see you.
Come on, follow me.
- We are going to the movies. Come with us.
- We're going to the movies. Come with us.
- We're going to the cinema. Come with us.
What a pity it is that you can't come!
Can I rely on you to be here on time tomorrow?