English–Japanese
“departure” in Japanese
How to say “departure” in Japanese
“Departure” in Japanese is 出発 (shuppatsu).
Marks the point when a person, vehicle, or group leaves a place to begin a journey.
Example sentences with 出発
みんながそろったら、出発です。mi n na ga so ro tta ra shup patsu de su
Once everyone is here, it is time to depart.
Tips for using 出発
- In everyday conversation, 出発する (shuppatsu suru) clearly describes setting off, while 出る (deru) is a more casual way to say that someone or something leaves.
Other Japanese words for “departure”
電車は九時に発車します。den sha wa ku ji ni has sha shi ma su
The train departs at nine.