“To come running” in Japanese
Short answer
To come running in Japanese is “駆けつける” (kaketsukeru). Full meaning: to run to, to come running, to rush (someplace), to hasten.
Other ways to say “To come running” in Japanese
駆けつけ
kaketsuke to run to, to come running, to rush (someplace), to hasten
駆けつけよ
kaketsukeyo to run to, to come running, to rush (someplace), to hasten
駆けつけん
kaketsuken to run to, to come running, to rush (someplace), to hasten
駆けつけれ
kaketsukere to run to, to come running, to rush (someplace), to hasten
駆けつけろ
kaketsukero to run to, to come running, to rush (someplace), to hasten
駆けつけりゃ
kaketsukerya to run to, to come running, to rush (someplace), to hasten
駆けつけよふ
kaketsukeyou to run to, to come running, to rush (someplace), to hasten
駆けつけよう
kaketsukeyou to run to, to come running, to rush (someplace), to hasten
駆けつけよっ
kaketsukeyo to run to, to come running, to rush (someplace), to hasten
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