また日本に来てねって英語でなんて言うの？

In American English, the phrase 'come back' means to 'return' or 'turn around'. Another word that has a similar meaning but with a subtler added meaning of having to 'turn around due to missing the mark' is the word 'repent.' Perhaps one of the most famous uses of the phrase 'come back' is from the old American television show 'The Beverly Hillbillies' where at the end of the opening credits the starring family says in unison 'Y'all come back now, ya hear?' It's a very common phrase and would be useful in many situations. I hope this is useful to you in your studies.

All of the expressions can be used to tell someone that you would like them to visit you in your country again. "Please come visit again!" "Don't be a stranger! "I would like it if you come to visit again!"

Three casual and well used phrases, I'd love... often used for many different scenarios, expressing you'd really like something to happen 'I Hope' often also widely used to describe wanting a certain thing 'come back' again widely used to describe returning to a place or thing

"You are always welcome in Japan" is a very polite & hospitable way to tell someone that they can visit any time. You can change the place depending on the situation, i.e. "You are always welcome in our home". "Please visit us/me again!" 'us' being a family, 'me' being you as an individual. "Please come visit us again, we really enjoyed having you stay in our humble abode". "I hope our paths will cross again someday" this phrase is a little more complicated. 'Paths will cross again' is to meet someone again, regardless of the location. For example, "It was an absolute pleasure working with you these past few years & I do hope that our paths will cross again someday".

Catch up: make up for time missed by spending time sitting in conversation or doing activities together. Visits are always fun, it is good to catch up with family or friends. You can use the above sentences to ask a friend or family to come and visit you in Japan again sometime. We can also say: See you in Japan again, soon! I hope to see you again soon Come back soon Don't be a stranger Looking forward to seeing you here again

If you go somewhere again then you can say you 'go back' so if you ask your friend to return then you would say 'come back' so you would ask them to 'please come back again' you could also say 'please come to Japan again' a phrase used to express this is 'don't be a stranger' meaning to go back and visit and not to leave it too long so you wont recognise them

In Native English it is considered a kind and friendly gesture to invite someone to come and visit you again. It is a way for us to express our thanks to the person that visited us. A friend visiting you from another country or place, takes time and effort to come and see you. If you say: "Thank you for your visit. I hope you enjoyed it, and please visit us again." You are expressing (telling) your friend that you are thankful that they took time to visit you and that you would like them to come and visit you again.