How to Say ‘Please go to the hospital.’ in Japanese
病院へ行ってくださいね。
byouin e itsu te kudasai ne
[BYOH-een eh EET teh koo-dah-sigh neh]
💬 Usage Tip: The direction marker へ is said (e), not (he).
🇯🇵 In Japan: 病院 covers small local clinics too, not just big hospitals. Pharmacists usually mean seeing a doctor at a nearby clinic.
Phrase Breakdown
病院へ
byouin e
to the hospital/clinic
病院 (byouin) means hospital or clinic. The particle へ is pronounced 'e'. Say it as byou-in e.
病院へ行きます。
I'm going to the hospital.
Words in this phrase
病院
byouin
[BYOH-een]
hospital; clinic
A hospital or doctor's clinic.
病院で診てもらいます。
I'll get examined at the hospital.
へ
e
[eh]
to; toward
Direction/target particle. 旗へ = “toward the flag.”
旗への攻撃の意味が重すぎる。
The meaning of an attack on the flag is too serious.
行ってくださいね。
itsu te kudasai ne
please go, okay?
行ってください (itte kudasai) means 'please go'. ね adds a caring tone. Hold the small っ.
早く行ってくださいね。
Please go soon, okay?
Words in this phrase
行っ
itsu
[EET]
go
Te-form stem of iku, 'to go'.
駅まで行ってください。
Please go to the station.
て
te
[teh]
te-form ending
This ending connects actions, like 'cut and...' in instructions.
てをつけると、つぎのどうさにつなげられます。
When you add -te, you can connect it to the next action.
ください
kudasai
[koo-dah-sigh]
please do
A polite request expression added after the te-form of a verb.
確認してください。
Please confirm it.
ね
ne
[neh]
okay?; right?
A sentence-ending particle that softens speech and sounds friendly or confirming.
このボウルに入れてね。
Put it in this bowl, okay?
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