“To call to come” in Japanese
Short answer
To call to come in Japanese is “呼びつける” (yobitsukeru). Full meaning: to call (someone) to come, to call for, to summon; to always call (someone by a name), to become used to calling.
Other ways to say “To call to come” in Japanese
召し寄せる
meshiyoseru to call (someone) to you, to call together, to call to come
召寄せる
meshiyoseru to call (someone) to you, to call together, to call to come
めしよせる
meshiyoseru to call (someone) to you, to call together, to call to come
召しよせる
meshiyoseru to call (someone) to you, to call together, to call to come
呼びつけん
yobitsuken to call (someone) to come, to call for, to summon; to always call (someone by a name), to become used to calling
呼びつけよ
yobitsukeyo to call (someone) to come, to call for, to summon; to always call (someone by a name), to become used to calling
呼びつけれ
yobitsukere to call (someone) to come, to call for, to summon; to always call (someone by a name), to become used to calling
呼びつけろ
yobitsukero to call (someone) to come, to call for, to summon; to always call (someone by a name), to become used to calling
呼びつけりゃ
yobitsukerya to call (someone) to come, to call for, to summon; to always call (someone by a name), to become used to calling
呼びつけよふ
yobitsukeyou to call (someone) to come, to call for, to summon; to always call (someone by a name), to become used to calling
呼びつけよう
yobitsukeyou to call (someone) to come, to call for, to summon; to always call (someone by a name), to become used to calling
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