🇯🇵 How to say

“to exit” in Japanese

出るでる

Illustration of "to exit" in a Japanese cultural setting — A person pushes open a glass door to step out of a busy train station, with crowds moving in both directions under the afternoon sun.

Usage note

Use 出る for physically leaving a place like a room, building, or vehicle. It's a common everyday verb for exiting.

Examples

電車を出る
to get off the train
家を出る
to leave the house
会議が終わって出る
to exit after the meeting ends

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What does "出る" mean?

A. to exit
B. to wash
C. to laugh
D. to open

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