“Leaving at” in Japanese
Short answer
Leaving at in Japanese is “発” (hatsu). Full meaning: departure, departing from ..., leaving at (e.g. 8:30); sent from ..., (a letter, etc.) dated ..., datelined ...; counter for engines (on an aircraft).
Other ways to say “Leaving at” in Japanese
ぱつ
patsu departure, departing from ..., leaving at (e.g. 8:30); sent from ..., (a letter, etc.) dated ..., datelined ...; counter for engines (on an aircraft)
パツ
patsu departure, departing from ..., leaving at (e.g. 8:30); sent from ..., (a letter, etc.) dated ..., datelined ...; counter for engines (on an aircraft)
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