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How to Say ‘Turn right’ in Japanese

右に曲がってください

みぎにまがってください

💬 Usage Tip: Use this phrase when giving specific directions.

🇯🇵 In Japan: Always couple commands with polite endings like [ください] to maintain respect.

Phrase Breakdown

右にみぎに

to the right

Indicates a direction towards the right side.

Example

右に曲がる。

Turn right.

曲がってくださいまがってください

please turn

A polite request for someone to turn in a specific direction.

Example

次の角を曲がってください。

Please turn at the next corner.

Word-by-Word Breakdown

みぎ

[migi]

right

Direction towards the right.

Example

右に曲がって、次にまっすぐ行って。

Turn right, then go straight.

[ni]

to

Indicating direction.

Example

右に進んでください。

Proceed to the right.

曲がっまがっ

[magatsu]

turn (te-form)

The te-form of 'to turn', used for instructions.

Example

右に曲がってください、信号で。

Turn right at the traffic light.

[te]

and/then

Used to connect actions.

Example

曲がってその後まっすぐ。

Turn, then go straight.

くださいください

[kudasai]

please

A polite form of request or command.

Example

角を曲がってください。

Please turn at the corner.

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