How to Say ‘You'll see the entrance right away.’ in Japanese
すぐ入口が見えますよ。
sugu iriguchi ga mie masu yo
[soo-goo ee-ree-goo-chee gah mie mahss yoh]
Phrase Breakdown
すぐ入口が
sugu iriguchi ga
right away, the entrance
すぐ (sugu) means 'soon' or 'right away'. Because it is short, it is joined with 入口が (iriguchi ga, 'the entrance'). Say 'su-gu i-ri-gu-chi ga'.
すぐ入口があります。
The entrance is right there.
Words in this phrase
すぐ
sugu
[soo-goo]
immediately; right away
Means without delay, very soon after something happens.
質問があればすぐに聞ける職場です。
It is a workplace where you can ask right away if you have a question.
入口
iriguchi
[ee-ree-goo-chee]
entrance
The place where you enter a building or restaurant. Important when asking about wheelchair access.
入口は広いですか。
Is the entrance wide?
が
ga
[gah]
subject marker
が marks what “came out”: “The results (are what) came out.” Natural for announcements from staff/doctor.
けっかがでましたので、説明します。
Since the results are out, I’ll explain.
見えますよ。
mie masu yo
you'll see it
見えます (miemasu) means 'is visible'. The final よ (yo) gives friendly reassurance.
ここから海が見えますよ。
You can see the sea from here.
Words in this phrase
見え
mie
[mie]
see
To perceive with the eyes.
この手紙は君にしか見えない。
Only you can see this letter.
ます
masu
[mahss]
polite non-past ending
Polite verb ending used in present or non-past forms.
対応したことがありますか。
Have you ever dealt with it?
よ
yo
[yoh]
you know; reassurance
Adds friendly emphasis or reassurance to what the speaker says.
大丈夫ですよ。
It’s okay, you know.
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