停留所
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Noun for a designated stop for buses or trams. Often used with location particles like 『で』 (de, 'at') or 『に』 (ni, 'to'). Example: 『停留所で待つ』 (teiryūjo de matsu, 'wait at the bus stop').
Theme
Two friends, Ken and User, are exploring a new neighborhood in Tokyo and discussing how to get around using public transportation.
停留所
ていりゅうじょ
bus or tram stop
Locations & NavigationTransport & Stations
Memory Hook
Picture a bus stopping at a sign. 『停留所』 (teiryūjo, 'bus stop') sounds like 'tay-ryu-jo' — think 'tay' for 'stay' and 'ryu' for 'queue' as people wait in line.
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『停留所』 (teiryūjo, 'bus stop') is a common sight in cities and rural areas. Buses often run on precise schedules, and stops are marked with signs showing route numbers and times. It's polite to queue orderly when waiting.
Forms
Base: 停留所Noun for a designated stop for buses or trams. Often used with location particles like 『で』 (de, 'at') or 『に』 (ni, 'to'). Example: 『停留所で待つ』 (teiryūjo de matsu, 'wait at the bus stop').