私はインドから来ました。(Watashi wa Indo kara kimashita.)
kuru 来る
Commonly 'inku,' or in the case of India ink, 'sumi'.
Ofurosato ha dochira deshouka?
Oustreria kara desu
it's very similar to *Listen, which is Kiite but, to come is Kite
Most believe it to have come from Okinawa, Japan. It makes sense, though, because the word actually means 'empty hand' or 'China hand' in Japanese. Others May say India.
Watashi WA sukottorando kara kite That is how you say, "I come from Scotland" If you literally meant how to say, "You come from Scotland" you say it like this: Anata WA sukottorando kara kite
India because I come from India and with great respect I say India has the largest democracy
ここに来る
There has never been any Japanese leader from India. The Japanese are an indigenous people that are concentrated solely in Japan. There are no Japanese that immigrated to India and became famous as a leader.
to say "come to japan" in Japanese, it's: Nippon ni kuru. if you want any translations, i would suggest Google translate. I hope that this helps!
Come: kimasu (polite), or kuru (informal)Eat: tabemasu (polite), or taberu (informal)