"es wre schn, wenn du kommen kannst"とは 意味・読み方・使い方

I should be very pleased, if you could come.

I shall welcome you―（形容詞を用いれば）―You will be welcome （to me）.

You may come

I don't mind your coming

I have no objection to your coming.

I will welcome you if you come.

"Do you mind if I call on you sometime?" "No, not at all."

“Will you come?"—“Yes, if possible."

You don't have to come.

I'll be happy if you will come with me.

‘Will you come and see me, please?' ‘Yes [OK], I will be there right away.'

Come if possible.

“Like master, like may”

You can come in here whenever you want to.

If you care to come, you will be welcome.

I can come if it is before that.

You are welcome to come.

“As you sow, so you reap”

“When there is a will, there is a way”

“You're bloody fool!"“You're another!"

“Will it be clear tomorrow?"“I believe so."

“When things are at the worst, they will mend”

'Tis sweet to have a post behind,

“It may go to the devil for all I care”

“Gather roses while ye may!”

"Won't you come with us?" "I'd be glad to."

“Do you want to come with us?"“Rather!"

“Tread on a worm, and it will turn”

“When love comes in, good-by to reason.”

“Falling drops will wear a stone”