How to Say ‘I'll go to the west exit.’ in Japanese
西口まで行きます。
nishiguchi made iki masu
[nee-shee-GOO-chee mah-deh iki mahs]
💬 Usage Tip: まで (made) means "as far as" or "to" a destination. To give a taxi driver your destination, use place + までお願いします (made onegai shimasu): 駅までお願いします "to the station, please".
Phrase Breakdown
西口まで
nishiguchi made
to the west exit
'Made' means 'up to / as far as'.
駅まで歩きます。
I'll walk to the station.
Words in this phrase
西口
nishiguchi
[nee-shee-GOO-chee]
west exit
The west exit or entrance of a station or building.
西口から出てください。
Please go out through the west exit.
まで
made
[mah-deh]
to; as far as
Shows the destination limit: 'to the hotel.'
ホテルまでお願いします。
To the hotel, please.
行きます。
iki masu
(I) will go
The polite form of 'iku' (to go). Say 'i-ki-ma-su', with the final 'u' nearly silent.
明日行きます。
I'll go tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
行き
iki
[iki]
go
Verb stem of 行く, used in polite forms like invitations.
今から駅へ行きます。
I am going to the station now.
ます
masu
[mahs]
polite verb ending
A standard polite ending added to verbs, often used in customer service and formal speech.
予約を確認し ます。
I will confirm the reservation.
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