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How to Say ‘Please come to our office at 2 pm.’ in Japanese

午後二時に、会社に来てください。

gogo ni ji ni kaisha ni ki te kudasai

[goh-goh nee ji nee kaisha Ni ki teh kudasai]

Phrase Breakdown

午後二時に、

gogo ni ji ni

at 2 p.m.,

This gives the time. Pause briefly at the comma.

Example

午後二時に、会議があります。

There's a meeting at 2 p.m.

Words in this phrase

午後

gogo

[goh-goh]

p.m.; afternoon

Used when stating time in the afternoon or evening, such as reservation times.

Example

午後七時に伺います。

I will come at 7 p.m.

二

[nee]

two

The number two.

Example

二お願いします。

Two, please.

時

[ji]

o'clock

Used to specify the hour in time.

Example

授業は九時に始まります。

The class starts at nine o'clock.

に

[nee]

in; at; to

Marks the location where someone lives.

Example

おおさかにすんでいます。

I live in Osaka.

会社に来てください。

kaisha ni ki te kudasai

please come to the office

This is a polite request to come to the company.

Example

明日、会社に来てください。

Please come to the office tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

会社

kaisha

[kaisha]

company

A business or employer; often used when talking about workplaces, jobs, or organizations.

Example

この会社は成長が早いです。

This company is growing quickly.

に

[Ni]

Indicates direction or destination.

Example

駅に行きます。

I am going to the station.

来

[ki]

to come

Indicates movement toward a place.

Example

彼は日本に来ました。

He came to Japan.

て

[teh]

te-form ending

This て makes the phrase a gentle request or friendly instruction: please take care.

Example

てはお気をつけての終わりです。

て is the ending of お気をつけて.

ください

kudasai

[kudasai]

please (do)

Used to make a polite request.

Example

手伝ってください。

Please help me.

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