おいで
Meanings
Noun
Honorific
Usually written in kana
1. coming; going; being (somewhere)
The others are already at the plaza.
Expression
Familiar language
Abbreviation
Usually written in kana
2. (please) come; go; stay
Then, come over here.
Pitch accent
お
いで
Top 2600
Used in vocabulary (4 in total)
to be; to come; to go
come; go; stay; welcome
to come; to go; to be (somewhere); -ing
Examples (34 in total)
Then, come over here.
Come on in.
Come back next time!
Come over to this side.
Come a bit closer.
Are you perhaps coming here?
Look, look, come here.
Come whenever you want to.
Come back to me.
Please come this way.
Do come again.
Go say goodbye to Grandpa.
Would you like to come in for an interview next week?
Come on, I'll buy you some ice cream.
I know a shortcut. Follow me.
Get in here, Tom.
Please come over with your wife.
Hanako, come over here.
Is Mr Johnson in?
The others are already at the plaza.
When will it be convenient for you to come?
Are you cold? Come to my arms, I'll warm you up.
Don't just stand there. Come on in.
At what time would you be able to come to us tomorrow?
I'm sorry that you've been badly injured.
Please come when it is convenient.
If you want to do that, go ahead.
So you were here after all, Lady Linda.
I deeply appreciate your coming all the way.
Come nearer so that I can see your face.
I heard the doorbell ring. Go and see who it is.
If you want any more wine, go to the cellar and get some.
Go and see if Mr. Wilson is at home.
Passengers going to the Chuo Line, please change trains at the next stop.