How to Say ‘The west exit’ in Japanese
西口
nishiguchi
[nee-shee-GOO-chee]
🇯🇵 In Japan: Big stations like Shinjuku have exits so far apart that the wrong one can mean a long walk. Name the exit when you give a taxi your destination.
Phrase Breakdown
西口
nishiguchi
[nee-shee-GOO-chee]
west exit
The west exit or entrance of a station or building.
西口はあちらです。
The west exit is over there.
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