मतलब
To travel by hiring a taxi service.
सांस्कृतिक पृष्ठभूमि
Japanese taxis have automatic doors. The driver controls them, so wait for the door to open and close on its own. Tipping is not required or expected. It can even cause confusion if you try to leave extra money. Most taxis in major cities now accept credit cards and IC cards (like Suica), but some rural taxis may still be cash-only. Late-night surcharges (usually 20%) apply between 10 PM and 5 AM.
Hailing a Taxi
Look for the light in the window. Red (空車 - kuusha) means empty and available. Green (賃走 - chinso) means occupied.
Automatic Doors
Seriously, don't touch the doors. It can damage the mechanism and startle the driver.
मतलब
To travel by hiring a taxi service.
Hailing a Taxi
Look for the light in the window. Red (空車 - kuusha) means empty and available. Green (賃走 - chinso) means occupied.
Automatic Doors
Seriously, don't touch the doors. It can damage the mechanism and startle the driver.
Address Prep
Have your destination written in Japanese or shown on Google Maps. Many drivers are older and may not speak English.
खुद को परखो
Fill in the correct particle.
タクシー（ ）{乗|の}ります。
The verb 'noru' always takes the particle 'ni' to indicate the vehicle.
Choose the most natural sentence for 'Let's take a taxi because it's late.'
{遅|おそ}いですから、...
'Takushii ni norimashou' is the standard way to suggest riding a taxi.
Complete the dialogue.
A: {荷物|にもつ}が{重|おも}いですね。 B: そうですね。タクシーに（ ）。
B is making a suggestion based on the heavy luggage.
Match the phrase to the situation: 'Missing the last train'.
{終電|しゅうでん}がありません。
When there is no train, you take a taxi.
🎉 स्कोर: /4
विज़ुअल लर्निंग टूल्स
अभ्यास बैंक
4 अभ्यासタクシー（ ）{乗|の}ります。
The verb 'noru' always takes the particle 'ni' to indicate the vehicle.
{遅|おそ}いですから、...
'Takushii ni norimashou' is the standard way to suggest riding a taxi.
A: {荷物|にもつ}が{重|おも}いですね。 B: そうですね。タクシーに（ ）。
B is making a suggestion based on the heavy luggage.
{終電|しゅうでん}がありません。
When there is no train, you take a taxi.
🎉 स्कोर: /4
अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले सवाल
10 सवालIt is always 'ni noru'. The verb 'noru' requires 'ni' for the vehicle you are boarding.
No, tipping is not a part of Japanese culture. Just pay the amount shown on the meter.
Most taxis in cities accept cards, but look for the stickers on the window to be sure.
Taking a taxi ('takushii ni noru') is the standard way to get home, though it can be expensive.
Standard taxis fit 4 passengers. Larger 'van' taxis are available for groups.
Yes, 'takuru' is a slang verb meaning 'to take a taxi', combining 'takushii' and 'noru'.
Japanese taxis have remote-controlled rear doors for passenger convenience.
It means 'empty car' (空車) and indicates the taxi is available to pick you up.
Yes, apps like 'Go' or 'S.Ride' are very popular for calling ('yobu') a taxi.
Compared to the subway, yes. A short ride might be 500-1000 yen, but long rides can be very costly.
संबंधित मुहावरे
タクシーを{呼|よ}ぶ
similarTo call a taxi
タクシーを{拾|ひろ}う
similarTo hail a taxi
タクシーを{降|お}りる
contrastTo get out of a taxi
タクシーを{使|つか}う
similarTo use a taxi
