“To ask someone to come” in Japanese
Short answer
To ask someone to come in Japanese is “呼び立てる” (yobitateru). Full meaning: to call out, to ask someone to come.
Other ways to say “To ask someone to come” in Japanese
呼立てる
yobitateru to call out, to ask someone to come
よび立てる
yobitateru to call out, to ask someone to come
呼びたてる
yobitateru to call out, to ask someone to come
よびたてる
yobitateru to call out, to ask someone to come
呼立て
yobitate to call out, to ask someone to come
呼びたて
yobitate to call out, to ask someone to come
呼立てろ
yobitatero to call out, to ask someone to come
よびたて
yobitate to call out, to ask someone to come
呼立てん
yobitaten to call out, to ask someone to come
呼び立て
yobitate to call out, to ask someone to come
呼立てれ
yobitatere to call out, to ask someone to come
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