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How to Say ‘We're at the west exit.’ in Japanese

西口に着きました。

nishiguchi ni tsuki mashi ta

[nee-shee-GOO-chee nee tsoo-KEE ma-shi tah]

Phrase Breakdown

西口に

nishiguchi ni

at the west exit

'Ni' marks the destination you arrive at.

Example

西口に集まりましょう。

Let's meet at the west exit.

Words in this phrase

西口

nishiguchi

[nee-shee-GOO-chee]

west exit

The west exit or entrance of a station or building.

Example

西口の前で止めてください。

Please stop in front of the west exit.

に

ni

[nee]

in; at; to

Marks the location where someone lives.

Example

おおさかにすんでいます。

I live in Osaka.

着きました。

tsuki mashi ta

(we) arrived

The polite past form of 'tsuku' (to arrive). Practice the 'tsu' sound.

Example

空港に着きました。

We arrived at the airport.

Words in this phrase

着き

tsuki

[tsoo-KEE]

arrive (stem)

Stem of 着く, to arrive at a destination.

Example

駅に着きました。

We arrived at the station.

まし

mashi

[ma-shi]

polite past marker

Part of the polite past verb form.

Example

はい、わかりました。

Yes, understood.

た

ta

[tah]

past tense ending

This ending completes the polite past tense form.

Example

空席がございまし た。

There were vacant seats.

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