How to say 'Come' in Japanese | さあ

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The Japanese word for Come is 'Saa', written as さあ in Japanese.

word

さあ

Meaning

Come

Reading

Saa

Explanation

The Japanese interjection 'さあ (さあ)' is a versatile word often used to encourage someone to do something, to express hesitation, or to indicate uncertainty. It can be translated as 'come on,' 'well,' or 'let's see,' depending on the context. For example: Come on, let's go!「さあ、行きましょう！」(さあ、いきましょう！). Well, I'm not sure...「さあ、どうかな...」(さあ、どうかな...). It is also used to build anticipation or excitement, such as when starting something new or presenting something. For instance: Let's see, what's next?「さあ、次は何かな？」(さあ、つぎはなにかな？).

Part Of Speech

interjection

Frequency

1611

Composition

hiragana

Handwriting

Hiragana in the Word さあ

This word contains 2 Hiragana characters :

hiragana

さ

Reading

hiragana

あ

Reading

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'Saa' means 'Come' .

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