“To be about to leave” in Japanese
Short answer
To be about to leave in Japanese is “出かける” (dekakeru). Full meaning: to go out (e.g. on an excursion or outing), to leave, to depart, to start, to set out; to be about to leave, to be just going out.
Other ways to say “To be about to leave” in Japanese
出かけん
dekaken to go out (e.g. on an excursion or outing), to leave, to depart, to start, to set out; to be about to leave, to be just going out
出かけよ
dekakeyo to go out (e.g. on an excursion or outing), to leave, to depart, to start, to set out; to be about to leave, to be just going out
出かけろ
dekakero to go out (e.g. on an excursion or outing), to leave, to depart, to start, to set out; to be about to leave, to be just going out
出かけよふ
dekakeyou to go out (e.g. on an excursion or outing), to leave, to depart, to start, to set out; to be about to leave, to be just going out
出かけよう
dekakeyou to go out (e.g. on an excursion or outing), to leave, to depart, to start, to set out; to be about to leave, to be just going out
出かけよっ
dekakeyo to go out (e.g. on an excursion or outing), to leave, to depart, to start, to set out; to be about to leave, to be just going out
出かけりゃ
dekakerya to go out (e.g. on an excursion or outing), to leave, to depart, to start, to set out; to be about to leave, to be just going out
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