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“seeing someone off” in Japanese

Japanese

Pronunciation

Romajimiokuri

Example

空港で家族の見送りをしました。kū kō de ka zoku no mi oku ri o shi ma shi ta

I saw my family off at the airport.

Illustration for 見送り (seeing someone off)

How to say “seeing someone off” in Japanese

“Seeing someone off” in Japanese is 見送り (miokuri).

Describes accompanying a departing person until the moment of leaving as a gesture of farewell or support.

Full entry for 見送り: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 見送り

朝早く、祖父の見送りに家族が集まりました。asa haya ku so fu no mi oku ri ni ka zoku ga atsu ma ri ma shi ta

Early in the morning, the family gathered to see Grandpa off.

Tips for using 見送り

  • In customer service, お見送り (omiokuri) can describe staff escorting a guest to the exit, so the word is not limited to family farewells.

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