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早出はやで

はやで · hayade

noun

Leaving early (for work)

  • (taking the) early shift

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はやでが
Heiban

flat · what is pitch accent?

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How it’s used

Learners meet this in work or school contexts, often in the compound 早出早帰り, contrasting with 残業 (overtime).

Not to be confused with 早起き (early rising), which is about waking up, while 早出 is about starting work or leaving early.

Example sentences

I'm leaving early tomorrow, so I'll go to bed early.

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I have an early shift every day this week.

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What does 早出 mean?

Leaving early (for work). It can also mean: (taking the) early shift.

How do you pronounce 早出?

はやで (hayade). Pitch accent: heiban — flat. Press Listen above to hear it.

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Leaving early (for work)