1. The document discusses the Japanese word "kuru" which means "to come" and is used as an auxiliary verb following the -te form of other verbs.
2. It can indicate that the subject is approaching the speaker, that the subject will return after performing the action expressed by the -te verb, or the appearance/emergence of an object or occurrence.
3. It can also express the continuation of an action that has been ongoing or the progression of a state or condition.
2. ¤¯¤ë
¡ñ À´¤ëmeans ¡°to come¡±
¡ñ When following the -¤Æform of a verb, it
becomes an auxiliary verb
¡ñ In this case, it is typically written
completely in hiragana
3. It can mean one of the following:
1. If the primary verb (-¤Æverb) expresses a
type of motion, the subject of the verb
approaches the speaker in the manner
expressed by it.
5. 2. When it can be assumed, ¤¯¤ëindicates
the speaker will return after performing the
action.
6. Examples
¡ñ ¤Á¤ç¤Ã¤ÈÉÏ׍òÈ¡¤Ã¤Æ¤¤Þ¤¹¡£
¡°I¡¯ll get my jacket and come back¡±
¡ñ ¤¢¡¢¤´¤á¤ó¡£Íâ¤ÇÎü¤Ã¤Æ¤¯¤ë¤è¡£
¡°Oh, sorry. I¡¯ll smoke outside and come back.¡±