How do you say "Please come again." in Japanese?

"Please come again." in Japanese is "また来てくださいね。". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

What does "また来てくださいね。" mean in English?

"また来てくださいね。" means "Please come again." in English.

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How to Say ‘Please come again.’ in Japanese

また来てくださいね。

mata ki te kudasai ne

[mah-tah kee teh koo-dah-sigh neh]

🇯🇵 In Japan: Shop staff often say this as a standard goodbye. It sounds warm and polite, but it's also routine service language rather than a literal personal invitation.

Phrase Breakdown

また

mata

[mah-tah]

again

Used to say “again” or “another time.” In shops, it helps express “please come again.”

Example

また来てくださいね。

Please come again.

来て

ki te

come

The te-form of 'to come,' used before a request.

Example

また来てください。

Please come again.

Words in this phrase

来

[kee]

come

The verb stem of 来る, meaning “to come.” Here it is part of the polite request 来てください.

Example

また来てくださいね。

Please come again.

て

[teh]

and / te-form marker

The て form connects verbs and is used here to make the polite request 来てください.

Example

また来てくださいね。

Please come again.

くださいね

kudasai ne

please / please do, okay?

A polite request with a warm, friendly nuance.

Example

また来てくださいね。

Please come again, okay?

Words in this phrase

ください

kudasai

[koo-dah-sigh]

please

A polite request expression meaning “please do ...” when attached to a て-form verb.

Example

また来てくださいね。

Please come again.

ね

[neh]

okay? / you know / softener

Sentence-ending particle that makes the phrase sound friendly, warm, and inviting.

Example

また来てくださいね。

Please come again, okay / please do come again.

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