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〜te kuru

〜て　くる〜te kuru
to come to (over time)
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Usages of 〜te kuru

彼かれ　の　表情ひょうじょう　を　見みて　いる　と、　何なに　も　言いわなくて　も　気分きぶん　が　よく　分わかって　きます。kare no hyouzyou wo mite iru to, nani mo iwanakute mo kibun ga yoku wakatte kimasu.
When I watch his expression, I come to understand his mood well even without him saying anything.
去年きょねん、　恋人こいびと　と　別わかれて　から、　一人ひとり　で　いる　時間じかん　を　楽たのしめる　よう　に　なって　きました。kyonen, koibito to wakarete kara, hitori de iru zikan wo tanosimeru you ni natte kimasita.
Since breaking up with my partner last year, I’ve gradually become able to enjoy time alone.
日本語にほんご　の　文法ぶんぽう　が　少すこしずつ　分わかって　きて、　私わたし　は　満足まんぞくして　います。nihongo no bunpou ga sukosizutu wakatte kite, watasi ha manzokusite imasu.
I am satisfied because I am gradually coming to understand Japanese grammar.
日本語にほんご　の　文法ぶんぽう　が　分わかって　くる　と、　日本語にほんご　で　話はなすの　が　ますます　楽たのしく　なります。nihongo no bunpou ga wakatte kuru to, nihongo de hanasuno ga masumasu tanosiku narimasu.
As you come to understand Japanese grammar, speaking in Japanese becomes more and more fun.
日記にっき　に　その　日ひ　の　感情かんじょう　を　短みじかく　書かく　と、　自分じぶん　の　気持きもち　が　少すこし　分わかって　きます。nikki ni sono hi no kanzyou wo mizikaku kaku to, zibun no kimoti ga sukosi wakatte kimasu.
When I briefly write my emotions of the day in my diary, I start to understand my own feelings a bit.
その　ドラマ　は　生放送なまほうそう　で、　俳優はいゆうたち　の　台詞せりふ　の　ミス　も　そのまま　聞きこえて　きて　面白おもしろかった　です。sono dorama ha namahousou de, haiyuutati no serihu no misu mo sonomama kikoete kite omosirokatta desu.
That drama was broadcast live, and it was funny that we could hear the actors’ line mistakes just as they were.
授業後じゅぎょうご　に　友達ともだち　と　今日きょう　の　例文れいぶん　に　ついて　感想かんそう　を　言いい合あう　と、　自分じぶん　の　考かんがえ方かた　も　少すこし　見みえて　きます。zyugyougo ni tomodati to kyou no reibun ni tuite kansou wo iiau to, zibun no kangaekata mo sukosi miete kimasu.
After class, when we share our impressions about today’s example sentences with friends, we start to see our own ways of thinking a little more clearly.
日本語にほんご　の　会話かいわ　が　上達じょうたつする　うち　に、　練習相手れんしゅうあいて　と　話はなす　時間じかん　が　どんどん　楽たのしく　なって　きました。nihongo no kaiwa ga zyoutatusuru uti ni, rensyuuaite to hanasu zikan ga dondon tanosiku natte kimasita.
As my Japanese conversation improved, the time I spent talking with my practice partner became more and more fun.
ピアノ　の　習ならい事ごと　を　続つづけて　いる　うち　に、　集中力しゅうちゅうりょく　が　少しずつ　強つよく　なって　きた　気き　が　します。piano no naraigoto wo tudukete iru uti ni, syuutyuuryoku ga sizutu tuyoku natte kita ki ga simasu.
As I kept taking piano lessons, I felt my ability to concentrate gradually getting stronger.
天文学てんもんがく　の　本ほん　とか　宇宙うちゅう　の　写真集しゃしんしゅう　とか　を　図書館としょかん　で　借かりて　読よむ　うち　に、　夜空よぞら　の　星ほし　の　見みえ方かた　が　少すこし　変かわって　きました。tenmongaku no hon toka utyuu no syasinsyuu toka wo tosyokan de karite yomu uti ni, yozora no hosi no miekata ga sukosi kawatte kimasita.
As I borrowed and read astronomy books and space photo collections from the library, the way I saw the stars in the night sky changed a bit.
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