How to Say ‘Please bring’ in Japanese
持ってきてください
motsu te ki te kudasai
[mot te ki te kudasai]
💬 Usage Tip: [持ってきて] (mottekite) is the -te form plus [ください] (kudasai) for politely requesting to bring.
Phrase Breakdown
持って
motsu te
Bring
To carry something with oneself.
お茶を持ってくる。
Bring tea.
Words in this phrase
持っ
motsu
[mot]
bring
The stem form of the verb 'to hold or to bring'.
私のために持ってきてください。
Please bring it for me.
て
te
[te]
and
A particle that connects actions or verbs.
それを持ってきて、見せてください。
Bring it and show me, please.
きて
ki te
And come
To come with something.
ここにきて。
Come here.
Words in this phrase
き
ki
[ki]
come
The stem form of the verb 'to come'.
一緒に持ってきてください。
Please come and bring it together.
て
te
[te]
and
A particle that connects actions or verbs.
それを持ってきて、見せてください。
Bring it and show me, please.
ください
kudasai
[kudasai]
please
Indicates a polite request.
お急ぎで持ってきてください。
Please bring it quickly.
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