English–Japanese
“destination” in Japanese
How to say “destination” in Japanese
“Destination” in Japanese is 行き先 (ikisaki).
Focuses on the endpoint of movement, from an intended place to visit to the final place where something is sent.
Example sentences with 行き先
わたしの行き先は学校です。wa ta shi no i ki saki wa gak kō de su
My destination is school.
次の休みに行く行き先を家族と相談します。tsugi no yasu mi ni i ku i ki saki o ka zoku to sō dan shi ma su
I will discuss where to go on my next holiday with my family.
Tips for using 行き先
- When plans are still unsettled, speakers often use 行き先 (ikisaki) for the place they have not yet chosen, as in deciding where to travel.
Other Japanese words for “destination”
目的地に着いたら電話してください。moku teki chi ni tsu i ta ra den wa shi te ku da sa i
Please call me when you reach your destination.