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过来 (guòlái) is used to indicate that someone should come over or come. For example, one might say:
"请你过来 (qǐng nǐ guòlái) - Please come over."
It can also be used to indicate that something has already happened or is happening. For example:
"他过来了 (tā guòlái le) - He has come/is coming."
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The difference between 过来 (guòlái) and 过去 (guòqù) lies in their directional meanings.
过来 (guòlái) means "to come over" or "to come here," indicating movement towards the speaker or a specified location.
过去 (guòqù) means "to go over" or "to go there," indicating movement away from the speaker or towards a different location.
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过来 (guòlái) is used in spoken Chinese to mean "come over, come". It is used to invite someone to come to a certain place, usually the speaker's location. For example, one might say "快过来！(Kuài guòlái!)" to invite someone to come over. It can also be used to ask someone to come closer, as in "过来一点！(Guòlái yīdiǎn!)" which means "come a bit closer!".
Not that in spoken Chinese, 过来 is often pronounced as guòlai.
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