How to Say ‘It leaves at 7 am.’ in Japanese
朝7時に出ます。
asa 7 ji ni de masu
[asa shichi]
💬 Usage Tip: [朝] means “morning,” [7時] is “7 o’clock,” [に] marks the time, and [出ます] means “depart/go out.” In transport talk, [出ます] is a very useful verb for buses, trains, and tours leaving.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Morning departures are common for tours and long-distance travel in Japan. Arriving a few minutes early is smart, because departures often happen right on time.
Phrase Breakdown
朝
asa
[asa]
morning
Refers to the morning. It gives context for a time such as morning 7 o’clock.
朝7時に出ます。
We leave at 7 in the morning.
7時
7
Words in this phrase
7
7
[shichi]
seven
The number 7. Here it is part of the departure time.
朝7時に出ます。
We leave at 7 in the morning.
朝
asa
[asa]
morning
Refers to the morning. It gives context for a time such as morning 7 o’clock.
朝7時に出ます。
We leave at 7 in the morning.
朝
asa
[asa]
morning
Refers to the morning. It gives context for a time such as morning 7 o’clock.
朝7時に出ます。
We leave at 7 in the morning.
朝
asa
[asa]
morning
Refers to the morning. It gives context for a time such as morning 7 o’clock.
朝7時に出ます。
We leave at 7 in the morning.
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