Which exit do I take?
By the end you'll ask for directions inside a train station and understand basic responses.
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deguchi
Exit, one of the most important station words. Japanese stations have numbered exits.
Use when asking about or looking for a specific exit at a train station
すみません、はどちらですか? sumimasen, deguchi wa dochira desu ka?
Which exit should I take?
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いはどれですか? chikai deguchi wa dore desu ka?
Asking which exit is closest to where you're going, saves a lot of walking.
Use when asking which exit is nearest to your destination at a station
〜にいはどれですか? ~ni chikai deguchi wa dore desu ka?
Which exit is closest?
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kaidan
Stairs, you'll hear this in directions a lot. Also escalator = エスカレーター and elevator = エレベーター.
Use when understanding directions that mention stairs at a station
をりてください。 kaidan wo orite kudasai.
Take the stairs down.
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