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How to Say ‘Turn right, please.’ in Japanese

右に曲がってください。

migi ni magatsu te kudasai

[mee-gee nee mah-gaht teh koo-dah-sigh]

💬 Usage Tip: [右] means "right," [に] marks direction, and [曲がってください] means "please turn."

🇯🇵 In Japan: You may not need to guide the driver often, but it helps near small hotels or narrow local streets.

Phrase Breakdown

migi

[mee-gee]

right

The direction right. Useful when guiding a driver.

Example

右に曲がってください。

Please turn right.

ni

[nee]

to

Marks the direction of movement, here toward the right.

Example

右に曲がってください。

Please turn right.

曲がっ

magatsu

[mah-gaht]

turn

From 曲がる, meaning to turn. Used for road directions.

Example

右に曲がってください。

Please turn right.

te

[teh]

and; te-form connector

Connects the verb to ください for a request.

Example

右に曲がってください。

Please turn right.

ください

kudasai

[koo-dah-sigh]

please

Makes the direction polite.

Example

右に曲がってください。

Please turn right.

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