How to Say ‘Please come back in one month.’ in Japanese
また 1か月後に きてください。
mata 1 kagetsu go ni ki te kudasai
[ma-ta ee-chee ka-getsu go]
💬 Usage Tip: [きてください] is a polite request meaning “please come.” So [また 1か月後に きてください。] is a standard follow-up instruction: “Please come back again in one month.”
🇯🇵 In Japan: This is a very common phrase after discussing test results. In Japan, the doctor may say this verbally, and the receptionist may then help schedule the exact date before you leave.
Phrase Breakdown
また 1か月後に
mata 1 kagetsu go
Words in this phrase
また
mata
[ma-ta]
again
Used by a doctor to say the patient should return another time.
また1か月後に来てください。
Please come again in one month.
1
1
[ee-chee]
one
The number 1. It is part of the return-visit timing expression.
また1か月後に来てください。
Please come again in one month.
か月
kagetsu
[ka-getsu]
month counter
Counts months. In this sentence, it tells the patient the follow-up is after one month.
また1か月後に来てください。
Please come again in one month.
後
go
[go]
after; later
Shows when the next visit should happen: after one month.
また1か月後に来てください。
Please come again in one month.
また
mata
[ma-ta]
again
Used by a doctor to say the patient should return another time.
また1か月後に来てください。
Please come again in one month.
また
mata
[ma-ta]
again
Used by a doctor to say the patient should return another time.
また1か月後に来てください。
Please come again in one month.
また
mata
[ma-ta]
again
Used by a doctor to say the patient should return another time.
また1か月後に来てください。
Please come again in one month.
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