Kanji

Level: N5 Strokes: 5

出

Meaning in English

exit, leave, go out

Readings

Onyomi: シュツ, スイ Kunyomi: で.る, -で, だ.す, -だ.す, い.でる, い.だす Romaji: shutsu, sui / de.ru, -de, da.su, -da.su, i.deru, i.dasu

Stroke order

Animated kanji stroke order

出

Translations in other languages:

Portuguese sair, ir embora, dar um fim

Spanish salir, marcharse, salir

Korean 나가다, 떠나다, 나가다

French sortir, partir, s'en aller

Italian uscire, partire, andare

German Aussteigen, verlassen, hinausgehen

Indonesian keluar, pergi, meninggalkan

★ Vietnamese thoát ra, rời đi, đi ra ngoài

Thai ทางออก, ออกไป, ออกไป

Kanji

Related kanji

N1 凸 totsu / deko convex, beetle brow, uneven N1 凹 ou / kubo.mu, heko.mu, boko concave, hollow, sunken N1 凶 kyou villain, evil, bad luck

Word

Words with this kanji

N1 放出 houshutsu release, emit N1 放り出す houridasu to throw out, to give up, to abandon N1 申出 moushide request, claim, report N1 申し出る moushideru to report to, to tell, to suggest N2 言い出す iidasu to start talking, to suggest N2 お出掛け odekake outing N2 貸し出し kashidashi lending, loaning N2 出勤 shukkin going to work, at work N2 出張 shucchou official tour, business trip

Sentence

Sentences with this kanji

N4 日本語を勉強しているうちに文化にも興味が出てきた Nihongo o benkyou shite iru uchi ni bunka ni mo kyoumi ga dete kita While studying Japanese I became interested in the culture too N5 読みかけの本を机の上に置いたまま出かけた Yomikake no hon o tsukue no ue ni oita mama dekaketa I left leaving the book I was reading on the desk N3 この出来事をきっかけに考え方が変わった Kono dekigoto o kikkake ni kangaekata ga kawatta This event changed my thinking N5 明日までに宿題を出さなければなりません。 Ashita made ni shukudai o dasanakereba narimasen. I must submit my homework by tomorrow. N4 早く家を出ればよかったです。 Hayaku ie o dereba yokatta desu. I should have left home earlier. N4 明日は会議に出席する予定です。 Ashita wa kaigi ni shusseki suru yotei desu. I plan to attend the meeting tomorrow. N4 今から出かけるところです。 Ima kara dekakeru tokoro desu. I am about to leave now. N5 出かけるのをやめました。 Dekakeru no o yamemashita. I stopped going out. N3 ちょうど出かけるところでした。 Choudo dekakeru tokoro deshita. I was just about to leave.