“Please stop here” in Japanese is ここで止めてください (ここでとめてください), pronounced koko de tomete kudasai.
Pronunciation
The phrase has 10 beats (morae), each about the same length. Tap a syllable to hear it, or use the play button above for the whole phrase:
How to use it
For taxi drivers. Or say この辺でいいです, “around here is fine”.
Example sentences
- ここで止めてください。ここでとめてください。Please stop here.
- この辺でいいです。このへんでいいです。Around here is fine.
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FAQ
How do you say Please stop here in Japanese?
Please stop here in Japanese is ここで止めてください (ここでとめてください), pronounced “koko de tomete kudasai”.
How do you write Please stop here in Japanese?
It's written ここで止めてください with kanji, or ここでとめてください in hiragana. Both are read koko de tomete kudasai.