How to Say “Get Out of My Room” in Japanese

私の部屋から出て行って
watashi no heya kara dete itte
The English phrase "get out of my room" is translated into Japanese as 私の部屋から出て行って (watashi no heya kara dete itte).
This phrase is used as a command to tell someone to leave the speaker's room immediately. You can use the word heya to mean "room" and kara to mean "from". If you want to be shorter, you can say Dete to mean "Get out."

Which one should you use?

The way you end the phrase changes the tone significantly. Using dete itte is a strong, direct command. Conversely, if you want to make the phrase a polite request, add kudasai to the end to say 出て行ってください, which means "please leave."

Is there a formal and an informal way to say it?

The form 私の部屋から出て行って is a standard way to express a strong and direct command. For a polite request, use Dete kudasai or the full 出て行ってください. The form Heya kara dete is an informal way to say "Get out of the room."

How does it change in a sentence?

The form 出て行って (dete itte) combines the te-form of the verb deru (to exit) with the verb iku (to go) to create a command that implies the continuous action of leaving.

How do you pronounce it?

watashi no heya kara dete itte

Did you know?

  • The word heya ('room') shares a root with the word for 'space' or 'interval', reflecting how Japanese architecture traditionally used sliding screens to define flexible spaces rather than fixed rooms.
  • A person might respond to this command by saying shitsurei shimasu, which literally means 'I am being rude' but is the standard polite way to enter or leave any room.
  • Adding kudasai makes the phrase a polite request, but in a heated argument, saying dete itte kudasai with a cold tone can actually feel more menacing and final than shouting.

Examples in context

  • 私の部屋から出て行って!
    watashi no heya kara deteitte!
    Get out of my room!
  • もう、私の部屋から出て行ってください。
    mou, watashi no heya kara deteitte kudasai.
    Please, just get out of my room.
  • いい加減に、私の部屋から出て行って。
    ii kagen ni, watashi no heya kara deteitte.
    Enough, get out of my room.

Example conversation

A brother is angry that his sister is touching his things.

  1. 大翔 Hiroto

    何してるの!私の部屋から出て行って!
    Nani shiteru no! Watashi no heya kara dete itte!
    What are you doing! Get out of my room!
  2. 美咲 Misaki

    ちょっと漫画を借りただけだよ。
    Chotto manga o karita dake dayo.
    I was just borrowing a manga.
  3. 大翔 Hiroto

    勝手に入らないでよ!早く出て行って!
    Katte ni hairanaide yo! Hayaku dete itte!
    Don't just come in! Get out now!
  4. 美咲 Misaki

    わかったよ、もう行くよ。
    Wakatta yo, mō iku yo.
    Alright, I'm leaving.
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