How to Say ‘At this corner.’ in Japanese
この角で。
kono kado de
[koh-noh kah-doh deh]
Phrase Breakdown
この
kono
[koh-noh]
this
Points to something near the speaker.
この角で止まってください。
Please stop at this corner.
角
kado
[kah-doh]
corner
A street corner or turning point.
角を曲がる前に降ります。
I will get out before turning the corner.
で
de
[deh]
at
Shows the place where you want the action to happen.
この角でお願いします。
At this corner, please.
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