How to Say ‘From the bus stop in front of the hotel’ in Japanese
ホテルの前のバス停から
hoteru no mae no basu tei kara
[hoh-teh-roo noh mah-eh noh bah-soo tei kah-rah]
💬 Usage Tip: This stacks noun descriptions in Japanese: [ホテルの前のバス停] is literally "the bus stop that is in front of the hotel," then [から] adds "from." Japanese often builds long place phrases this way, with the main noun at the end.
Phrase Breakdown
ホテル
hoteru
[hoh-teh-roo]
hotel
A hotel; a common travel-related katakana word.
ホテルの前のバス停から出ます。
It leaves from the bus stop in front of the hotel.
の前の
no mae no
in front of; the front of
の links nouns together; 前 means front. Here it describes the bus stop location.
駅の前の店です。
It is the shop in front of the station.
Words in this phrase
の
no
[noh]
of; 's; linking particle
Links the location phrase 前 to the noun バス停.
ホテルの前の店に入ります。
I go into the shop in front of the hotel.
前
mae
[mah-eh]
front
Means front; used for giving directions and locations.
ホテルの前の入口です。
It is the entrance in front of the hotel.
の
no
[noh]
of; 's; linking particle
Links the location phrase 前 to the noun バス停.
ホテルの前の店に入ります。
I go into the shop in front of the hotel.
バス停から
basu tei kara
from the bus stop
バス停 means bus stop, and から marks the starting point.
バス停から歩きます。
I walk from the bus stop.
Words in this phrase
バス
basu
[bah-soo]
bus
A bus vehicle used in public transportation.
ホテルの前のバス停からバスに乗ります。
I get on the bus from the bus stop in front of the hotel.
停
tei
[tei]
stop
In this compound it means the stopping place for buses.
ホテルの前のバス停から空港へ行きます。
I go to the airport from the bus stop in front of the hotel.
から
kara
[kah-rah]
from
Marks the starting point of movement or departure.
ホテルの前のバス停から出発します。
We depart from the bus stop in front of the hotel.
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