How to Say ‘Can meet; can see’ in Japanese
会える
aeru
[aeru]
💬 Usage Tip: [会える] is "can meet" or "be able to see," built from [会う]. Japanese often uses this form where English might simply say "meet," especially in hopeful phrases like [また会える].
Phrase Breakdown
会える
aeru
[aeru]
can meet; be able to see
Potential form of 会う, meaning to be able to meet someone.
近いうちにまた会えるとうれしいです。
I’d be happy if we can meet again soon.
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