How to Say ‘I will come’ in Japanese
伺います
ukagai masu
[Ukagai masu]
💬 Usage Tip: [伺います] is a polite way to say you will go or visit, used when talking about going to the other person's place. You can reuse it in service situations like [後ほど伺います] for "I'll come by later."
🇯🇵 In Japan: This is a very standard customer-service or business-style word, and it sounds more polished than plain [行きます]. A diner confirming a reservation can use it, but staff are especially likely to say it.
Phrase Breakdown
伺い
ukagai
[Ukagai]
to visit
A polite verb indicating visiting or attending.
明日お伺いします。
I will visit tomorrow.
ます
masu
[masu]
politeness marker
Ends a sentence politely.
先生に伺います。
I will ask the teacher.
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