ここにはよく来るのですかって英語でなんて言うの？

You can ask them if they come there often.

A good way to get to know someone who you haven't met before is to ask them: Do you come here often? This phrase is very common and normally implies that you would like to get to know the person much better, sometimes in the hope of developing a relationship. Another way to ask is to say: Do you normally go to these sorts of things? Are you a regular here? I hope that helps!

This is the way would say this, if you had been speaking for maybe a minute or two, after an introduction or exchange of words.

1. This phrase is good but very cliche. 2. This phrase is an old style of English imitating a well educated and possibly upper class individual. It could be said as a joke or a chat up line. Chat up line = something you say when you want to introduce yourself to someone you like.

In the first line, the word regular has been used. 'Regular' functions both as a noun and as an adjective. In this case, it has been used as a noun. As a noun, it has several meanings, but, in this context, it means 'a frequent visitor to a particular place'. So, you may ask: Are you a regular here? This is the same as: Are you a frequent visitor to this place? or Do you come here often? In the second sentence, the verb to 'attend' has been used. The verb to 'attend' has several meanings, but, in this context, it means 'to be present for example at an event, meeting, or any social gathering'. So, since this was an event, you may ask: Do you attend these events often? In the last line, the word 'frequent' was used. The word 'frequent' functions both as a verb and as an adjective. In this case, it has been used as a verb meaning to 'visit a place often'. So, you may ask: Do you frequent events held at this place?

1. Do you attend this event often? あなたはここによく来ますか？ If you do something often it means that you do it over and over again. This question if the person comes to this event often. There word "attend" means to be present or to be there at. 2. Do you come here frequently? ここに頻繁に来ますか？ This is similar to the first statement, frequently also means often. You can also ask:- 3. Do you come here alot?

In a such situation feel free to use any of the sentences because meaning are similar. Regular means commonly (usually, normally) practiced or used.

Using the verb' do' and 'you' the person that you are asking 'come' a verb of movement in this case come to the event that the person is asking about. 'Here' is the word used to state where they are talking about which in this case is the event. 'Often' the adverb which means frequently or regularly Variations of this question could be 'Do you come here regularly?' or 'Do you frequently come here?'

When asking someone if they go somewhere often, one may say something along the lines of "Do you visit here frequently?" this is a very easy yet polite way to ask someone this question. We can also use words like "frequently" which also means the same thing as the word "often".

The most common way to ask this is 'Do you come here often'. You would say this when you are both at the event/ pub/ restaurant. If it is an event you can also say ' Have you ever been here before?'.