明日来る

come tomorrow

→ 明日
phrase Uncommon #8,679
come tomorrow Used to talk about someone coming tomorrow. The surrounding grammar can indicate a question, possibility, or expectation, such as “Will they come tomorrow?”, “Can you come tomorrow?”, or “I think they’ll come tomorrow.”
JA: 明日来るなら、午後に会いましょう。
EN: If you're coming tomorrow, let's meet in the afternoon.

明日来るから

Because I’m coming tomorrow.

— ラ・ラ・ランド (2016)

本田さんは明日来ると思います

I think Mr. Honda will come tomorrow.

彼は明日来るだろうか

I wonder if he’ll come tomorrow.

マリア明日来るかどうかトマス知りません

Thomas doesn’t know whether Maria will come tomorrow.

明日来るって

They said they’re coming tomorrow.

— ライフ・イズ・ビューティフル (1997)

彼は明日来ると思います

I think he’ll come tomorrow.

明日来るんですよ

My grandchild is coming over tomorrow.

明日来ることは可能でしょうか

Would it be possible for you to come tomorrow?

彼は明日来るでしょうか

Will he come tomorrow?

もしかしたら明日来るかも

I might come tomorrow.

できたら明日来る

If I can, I’ll come tomorrow.

明日来る

Are you coming tomorrow?