To Come
intransitive verb
This word consists of kanji with hiragana attached. Because the hiragana ends with an う sound, you know this word is a verb. The kanji itself means come so you know this word means to come.
The reading for this word is pretty strange. It changes depending on the type of verb form you use (it's a pesky exception verb). To remember the reading of this word, here's a mnemonic:
"I want you to come to the cool (く) side, Luke," says Darth Vader.
"What?" replies Luke.
Just replace this line into the famous line from Star Wars. Say it out loud. Do the Vader voice. It'll help you to remember.
はじめて来る
to come for the first time
もう来る
to be on one's way
すぐ来る
to come quickly
林さんが来る
Mr. Hayashi is coming
メールが来る
an email comes in
車が来る
a car is coming
うしろから来る
to come from behind
どこから来る
to come from where
アフリカから来る
to come from Africa
オーストラリアに来る
to come to Australia
会社に来る
to come to the office
あそびに来る
to come to play
もうすぐ先生が来る。
The teacher's coming soon.
アメリカから来ました。
I come from America.
お母さん、おねがいだから会社には来ないで。
Mom, please don't come to my office, I beg you.