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How do you say "where do i change trains" in Japanese?
どこで乗り換えればいいの?
dokode norikae rebaiino?
In Japanese, "where do i change trains" is どこで乗り換えればいいの? (dokode norikae rebaiino?).
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Pronunciation
Say doh-koh-deh noh-ree-KAH-eh-reh-bah-ee-noh, with norikae, meaning transfer, getting the main stress in the middle.
Writing and usage
どこで乗り換えればいいの? is written using kanji. It's a phrase, and this word is also taught inside the Noun Town language learning game, where it appears in interactive lessons alongside hundreds of other everyday words.
Example sentence
where do i change trains
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How to remember どこで乗り換えればいいの?
Norikae sounds like 'no-ree-kai' — picture hopping off one ride and buying a new one, like exchanging tickets at a fair.
Related words
- turn left 左に曲がる hidari ni magaru
- turn right 右に曲がる migi ni magaru
- go straight ahead まっすぐ進んで massugu susun de
- its on the left 左側にある hidarigawa niaru
- its on the right 右側にある migigawa niaru
- its around the corner すぐ近くです sugu chikaku desu
- how far is it どれくらい遠いんだ dorekurai tooi nda
- is it walking distance 歩いて行ける距離ですか? arui te ike ru kyori desuka?
- which bus goes to どのバスが行きますか? dono basu ga iki masuka?
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Questions about どこで乗り換えればいいの?
How do you pronounce どこで乗り換えればいいの??
Say doh-koh-deh noh-ree-KAH-eh-reh-bah-ee-noh, with norikae, meaning transfer, getting the main stress in the middle.
Is どこで乗り換えればいいの? formal or casual?
どこで乗り換えればいいの? is a common everyday expression. Context and tone of voice matter more than the words themselves for how formal it sounds.
How is どこで乗り換えればいいの? written in Japanese?
どこで乗り換えればいいの? is written using kanji. Romanised, it reads as dokode norikae rebaiino?.
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