突き当たり vs. 行き止まり: Which You Have to Turn Back?
What is the difference between “突き当たり and 行き止まり”? Which do you have to turn back: 突き当たり or 行き止まり? After reading this, you would be answering this question. Let me introduce what their subtle differences are and how you correctly use them such as native speakers today!
[wp-svg-icons icon=”checkmrk-circle” wrap=”i”] 突き当たり (tsukiatari)
[wp-svg-icons icon=”arrow-right-2″ wrap=”span”] End (of the road) / 路的尽頭/ 다다른 곳 / Cuối đường
“突き当たり” means “End (of the road)” and which is used as the meaning of “it is no longer possible to go straight and you have to turn right, left or back”. This word tends to be often used as the directions. The point of it is that you wouldn’t be able to go straight, however, you would be able to turn right and left and even back as well, unlike “行き止まり”.
すいません。東京駅まではどのように行きますか？ (Excuse me. How do I get to Tokyo Station?) (不好意思，请问东京车站怎么走啊？) (죄송합니다만, 도쿄역까지는 어떻게 가나요?) (Xin lỗi, cho tôi hỏi làm thế nào để đi đến ga Tokyo vậy ạ?)
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この道の突き当たりを右に曲がってください。 (Turn right at the end of this road.) (在这条路的尽头请向右转。)(이 길 끝에서 오른쪽으로 도시면 됩니다.) (Đi đến cuối đường này thì rẽ phải nhé!)
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この道の突き当たりを左に曲がってください。 (Turn left at the end of this road.) (在这条路的尽头请向左转。)(이 길 끝에서 왼쪽으로 도시면 되요.) (Đi đến cuối đường này thì rẽ trái nhé!)
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[wp-svg-icons icon=”checkmrk-circle” wrap=”i”] 行き止まり (ikidomari)
[wp-svg-icons icon=”arrow-right-2″ wrap=”span”] Dead end / 走到尽头 / 막 다른 골목 / Đường cùng
“行き止まり” means “Dead end” and which is used as the meaning of “a road that is closed at one end, you have to turn back”. This word tends to be often used as the directions. The point of it is that you wouldn’t be able to go straight and you have to only turn back not right and left, unlike “突き当たり”.
スタバまでこの道で合ってますか？ (Is this the right way to go to Starbucks?) (这条路能到星巴克吗？) (스타벅스 가는 길이 이 길이 맞나요?) (Đến Starbucks đi đường này có đúng không ạ?)
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このまま真っ直ぐ進むと行き止まりですよ。 (If you go straight here, you’ll hit a dead end.) (你要是一直往前走，就会走到头了哦。) (이대로 쭉 가면 막 다른 골목이에요.) (Nếu cứ đi thẳng thì sẽ vào đường cụt đấy.)
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東京駅まで、この道で合ってますか？ (Is this the right way to go to Tokyo Station?) (这条路是去东京车站的吗？) (도쿄역까지 이 길이 맞나요?) (Đến ga Tokyo đi đường này có đúng không ạ?)
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この先は行き止まりですよ。 (This road comes to a dead end.) (前面就没路可走了哦。) (이 앞은 막 다른 골목이에요.) (Phía trước là đường cụt đấy.)
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