Road, roadway (for cars) in Japanese 🇯🇵

しゃどう info.

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
One way to remember "しゃどう" (shadou) is to think of "sha" as ‘car’ and "dou" as ‘way,’ since "車" (くるま, kuruma – car) and "道" (どう, dou – road/way) make up the compound word.

Explanations:
"しゃどう" is a noun in Japanese that specifically refers to a roadway or a street that is used by automobiles or vehicles. The kanji for "しゃどう" is "車道."

Other Words that Mean the Same Thing:
– 道路 (どうろ, douro): This word also means road or roadway in a more general sense.
– 街道 (かいどう, kaidou): This term refers to a highway or a main road.

Alternate Meanings:
"しゃどう" itself doesn't have alternate meanings or slang uses; it directly translates to "roadway" or "road for vehicles."

Examples of Sentences that Use It:
1. しゃどうに車がたくさん走っています。
– (Shadou ni kuruma ga takusan hateimasu.)
– "Many cars are running on the roadway."

2. 子供たちはしゃどうで遊ばないように注意してください。
– (Kodomo-tachi wa shadou de asobanai you ni chuui e kudasai.)
– "Please make sure that children do not play on the roadway."

3. このしゃどうは工事中です。
– (Kono shadou wa kouji-chuu desu.)
– "This roadway is under construction."

4. しゃどうを渡る前に左右をよく見なさい。
– (Shadou wo wataru mae ni sayuu wo yoku minasai.)
– "Look carefully to the left and right before crossing the roadway."

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