How to Say ‘Destination; where it goes (e.g., contact destination)’ in Japanese
先
saki
[sah-kee]
💬 Usage Tip: [先] means “ahead/previous” or “destination.” In [連絡先], it’s the “place/person you contact.”
🇯🇵 In Japan: You’ll see [先] in many compounds: [行き先] (destination), [勤め先] (workplace).
Phrase Breakdown
先
saki
[sah-kee]
destination; the other party; ahead; previous
In 連絡先, 先 means “destination/where it goes,” so it refers to where you contact someone (their contact details).
連絡先の先を間違えないでね。
Don’t send it to the wrong contact.
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