English–Japanese
“interchange” in Japanese
How to say “interchange” in Japanese
“Interchange” in Japanese is インター (intā).
Refers to the road connection that links a highway with local roads and lets vehicles move between them.
Example sentences with インター
この先のインターから高速道路に入ります。ko no saki no i n tā ka ra kō soku dō ro ni hai ri ma su
We will enter the expressway at the interchange ahead.
Tips for using インター
- On Japanese highway signs, インター (intā) commonly appears with a place name to mark the interchange serving that area.
Other Japanese words for “interchange”
インターチェンジの近くに大きな店があります。i n tā che n ji no chika ku ni ō ki na mise ga a ri ma su
There is a large store near the interchange.