It is essential to learn Japanese vocabulary when studying the language. In addition to words borrowed from other languages, Japanese vocabulary is vast and diverse. Learning essential words and phrases, as well as specialized terminology and idiomatic expressions, is essential for effective communication in Japanese.
Japanese Vocabulary: 出かける
Meaning：”to go out,” “to leave,” or “to set out.”
it is commonly used to describe the action of going out of one’s home or office to do something, such as running errands or going on a trip. This verb is used in the same way as the English verb “to go out.”
For example, if you wanted to say “I’m going out for a walk,” you could say “散歩に出かける” (さんぽにでかける) in Japanese.
The verb “出かける” is usually written in hiragana as “でかける,” but it can also be written in kanji as “出かける.” The kanji characters used to write “出かける” are “出” (で), which means “to go out,” and “かける” (かける), which is a common verb ending that means “to do.
In the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) N5 level, “出かける” is a vocabulary word that you are expected to know.
Here are 10 sentences that use the verb “出かける” (でかける):
- 今日はお買い物に出かける予定です。I’m planning to go shopping today.
- 毎日仕事の後にジムに出かけるのが習慣です。It’s my habit to go to the gym after work every day.
- この辺りは旅行に出かけるのに最適ですよ。This area is perfect for going on a trip.
- 土曜日に友達と野球を見に出かけます。I’m going to go see a baseball game with my friend on Saturday.
- 彼女は今、友達とカフェに出かけています。She is currently out with a friend at a cafe.
- 家を出る前に、忘れ物を確認してから出かけましょう。Let’s make sure to check for forgotten items before leaving the house.
- このバスで街に出かけることができます。You can go into town on this bus.
- 明日は早く朝食を食べて、学校に出かけなければなりません。I have to eat breakfast early and go to school tomorrow.
- 彼は毎週日曜日に家族で海に出かけます。He goes to the beach with his family every Sunday.
- 彼女はよく図書館に出かけるのが好きです。She likes going to the library often.