“To leave for” in Japanese
Short answer
To leave for in Japanese is “出向く” (demuku). Full meaning: to go to, to proceed to, to leave for.
Other ways to say “To leave for” in Japanese
出むく
demuku to go to, to proceed to, to leave for
出張る
debaru to project, to stand out, to jut out, to protrude; to go somewhere (e.g. for work), to proceed to, to leave for, to go on an official tour, to go on a business trip
でむく
demuku to go to, to proceed to, to leave for
出向ける
demukeru to go to, to proceed to, to leave for
でむける
demukeru to go to, to proceed to, to leave for
出むける
demukeru to go to, to proceed to, to leave for
でむけ
demuke to go to, to proceed to, to leave for
出ばる
debaru to project, to stand out, to jut out, to protrude; to go somewhere (e.g. for work), to proceed to, to leave for, to go on an official tour, to go on a business trip
でばる
debaru to project, to stand out, to jut out, to protrude; to go somewhere (e.g. for work), to proceed to, to leave for, to go on an official tour, to go on a business trip
でむこふ
demukoo to go to, to proceed to, to leave for
でむこう
demukoo to go to, to proceed to, to leave for
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