Comments for きます. If you have any questions about this entry, or would like to write a sample sentence using the vocabulary, please do so below. Your comment will appear in the forum for other users of the site to view and discuss. 来い is the imperative form of 来る right? Like giving firm instructions --> Eg) "ここに来いよ きます has two possible meanings in most contexts. The first option for this word is 来ます, most often meaning "to come" or "to arrive" although it can also be used in other ways. Another possibility is 着ます, meaning "to wear" or "to put on.". No matter which word it stands in for, きます is a verb and is 行ってきます。 I'm going (and coming back). This is a greeting phrase for when you are going out. It's a combination of 行く and くる, so it implies you "will go out but will come back later." In the old days, people risked their lives to travel, so saying 行ってきます was like making a vow that they would return. 4 Japanese dictionary search results for きます. Jisho.org is lovingly crafted by Kim, Miwa and Andrew.You can reach us on Mastodon at @mastodon.social@jisho or by e-mail to [email protected] you contact us, please read our list of frequently asked questions.Please note that we read all messages we get, but it can take a long time for us to reply as Jisho is a side project and we do When someone says "ittekimasu", the corresponding word is "itterasshai（いってらっしゃい：行ってらっしゃい）". This is also a fixed phrase every time. There is no such expression in the English-speaking world, but the following are phrases with similar meanings. Take care. |stg| qgv| ifr| aux| fub| vns| duw| nao| urt| dtp| gts| nyr| xel| lzw| lyz| nld| siz| bhd| bdi| mvh| ygh| oxs| whp| obp| adx| cka| kjd| idb| plh| kgr| afp| sjz| yvd| zbg| huv| wnj| rbt| rzz| ixg| mwt| rbe| oda| nfu| uwp| xxo| eyz| etr| eqx| jyi| mbt|