How to Say ‘Designated place’ in Japanese
指定された場所
していされたばしょ
💬 Usage Tip: Combines [指定された] (designated) with [場所] (place) to reinforce authorized areas.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Following instructions about designated places is important in regulated settings like train stations or events.
Phrase Breakdown
指定された
場所
Word-by-Word Breakdown
指定してい
[shitei]
designated place
Describes a specific assigned location.
タクシーは指定された場所に到着しました。
The taxi has arrived at the designated place.
ささ
[sa]
past particle
Denotes a passive or completed action.
確認された資料はどこですか？
Where are the confirmed materials?
れれ
[re]
past particle
Used for past and passive sentences.
作られていません。
It is not made.
たた
[ta]
indicates past tense
Used to mark past tense in verbs.
昨日終わった。
It ended yesterday.
場所ばしょ
[basho]
place
Refers to any physical location or venue.
新しい場所を探しています。
I am looking for a new place.
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