How do you say "It leaves at 9 am." in Japanese?

"It leaves at 9 am." in Japanese is "9時に出ます。". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

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How to Say ‘It leaves at 9 am.’ in Japanese

Q: What does "9時に出ます。" mean in English?

"9時に出ます。" means "It leaves at 9 am." in English. Usage tip: [に] marks the specific time of departure in [9時に出ます]. Without [朝] or [夜], the exact time of day may depend on context, so staff may add more detail if needed.

9時に出ます。

9 ji ni de masu

[ku ji]

💬 Usage Tip: [に] marks the specific time of departure in [9時に出ます]. Without [朝] or [夜], the exact time of day may depend on context, so staff may add more detail if needed.

🇯🇵 In Japan: In real travel situations, Japanese staff often give concise, efficient information like [9時に出ます]. Short sentences are normal and polite in customer service when the meaning is clear.

Phrase Breakdown

9時

9 ji

Words in this phrase

[ku]

nine

The number 9. Here it is part of the departure time.

Example

9時に出ます。

We leave at 9 o’clock.

時

[ji]

o'clock; hour

Used after a number to express a clock time. Here, 9時 means nine o’clock.

Example

9時に出ます。

We leave at 9 o’clock.

[ku]

nine

The number 9. Here it is part of the departure time.

Example

9時に出ます。

We leave at 9 o’clock.

[ku]

nine

The number 9. Here it is part of the departure time.

Example

9時に出ます。

We leave at 9 o’clock.

[ku]

nine

The number 9. Here it is part of the departure time.

Example

9時に出ます。

We leave at 9 o’clock.

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