How to Say ‘Beside the shop’ in Japanese
店の横に
mise no yoko ni
[mee-seh noh yoh-koh nee]
💬 Usage Tip: [横] means "side," and [〜の横に] means "next to/beside ~." You can reuse it with other places: [店の横に], [駅の横に].
Phrase Breakdown
店
mise
[mee-seh]
shop; restaurant
Refers to the store or restaurant.
店の横に駐車場があります。
There is a parking lot next to the restaurant.
の
no
[noh]
of
Connects 店 and 横, meaning 'the side of the restaurant.'
店の横に小さい駐車場があります。
There is a small parking lot next to the restaurant.
横
yoko
[yoh-koh]
side; next to
Means the side of something or beside it.
店の横に入口があります。
There is an entrance next to the restaurant.
に
ni
[nee]
at; in; to
A particle marking the location where something exists.
店の横に小さい駐車場があります。
There is a small parking lot next to the restaurant.
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