How to Tell a Japanese Taxi 'Stop Here'
To say please stop here in Japanese, say ここで止めてください (koko de tomete kudasai).
You told the taxi where to go. Now how do you say you've arrived?
ここで止めてください
koko de tomete kudasai
please stop here
Why this phrase
A Tokyo taxi role-play. Kofuku plays the passenger who needs to get out now and Hana plays the driver. Kofuku says ここで止めてください to stop right here and Hana acknowledges with はい、かしこまりました. It covers the arrival half of a taxi ride, telling the driver where to pull over.
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