“Somewhere else” in Japanese
Short answer
Somewhere else in Japanese is “余所” (yoso). Full meaning: another place, somewhere else, strange parts; outside (one's family or group), someone else, other people; not caring for, being indifferent to, taking little notice of, ignoring, neglecting.
Other ways to say “Somewhere else” in Japanese
他所
tasho another place, somewhere else, elsewhere
他
ada another place, some other place, somewhere else, outside; another (person or thing), other, different, something else, someone else, the rest, et al.; beyond (one's expectations, imagination, etc.), outside
ホカ
hoka another place, some other place, somewhere else, outside; another (person or thing), other, different, something else, someone else, the rest, et al.; beyond (one's expectations, imagination, etc.), outside
ヨソ
yoso another place, somewhere else, strange parts; outside (one's family or group), someone else, other people; not caring for, being indifferent to, taking little notice of, ignoring, neglecting
余処
yoso another place, somewhere else, strange parts; outside (one's family or group), someone else, other people; not caring for, being indifferent to, taking little notice of, ignoring, neglecting
異
ada another place, some other place, somewhere else, outside; another (person or thing), other, different, something else, someone else, the rest, et al.; beyond (one's expectations, imagination, etc.), outside
外
ge outside, exterior; the open (air); other place, somewhere else, outside one's group (family, company, etc.)
そと
soto outside, exterior; the open (air); other place, somewhere else, outside one's group (family, company, etc.)
ソト
soto outside, exterior; the open (air); other place, somewhere else, outside one's group (family, company, etc.)
外戸
soto outside, exterior; the open (air); other place, somewhere else, outside one's group (family, company, etc.)
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