場所がよくわかりません。って英語でなんて言うの？

I'm outside but I don't know what building you're in. Can you come out? I can't find the right place, can you come out please? Can you come outside? I am here but i can't find the building. I can't seem to find the right apartment. Can you meet me outside?

You deliver food. When you have arrived at the destination on the map, but can't find the building, you want to say something like "I am here but I don't know where the building is" "Could you come out?". Something like that The request is to either come 'down' (from an upstairs floor) or 'out' (from a ground floor or house).

If you want to explain that you have successfully found the general area for the delivery, the easiest way to say this is 'I am here' / 'I have arrived'. Additionally, if you want to explain that although you are in the general area, but cannot find the exact house you can use different options such as 'I cannot find the building' or 'I can't find the house' or 'I can't find the exact place'. Then this preceding phrase explains why you ask 'can you come out?'

If you want to explain that you are close to where you are meant to be then you would say 'I am here', 'I am in the area' or 'I am nearby' if you are not sure where the place is to go then you would say 'I'm not sure where the building is', 'don't know the building' or 'don't know the place' by adding 'could you come out please' they could then show you where they are/where to go

I am outside in your area, can you come out so I can find you? I am here, but I need you to come out so I can find the right building. I can't find the correct place, can you meet me outside? I have your order but I can't seem to find the correct building. Can you meet me outside? I need you to meet me outside because I can't find the correct location.

"I'm close but i can't find the place" and "I'm here but I don't know the exact location" These expressions are explaining that you have arrived at a location or close/nearby. The 'place' is a generic term used when talking about a location/destination.

No one likes to get lost, it is frustrating and you want to be on time for your appointments. When you have arrived near your drop-off point but are not able to find the exact location, you may use the sentences above. We can also say: I have arrived but I am not sure of your exact location, please meet me outside near the park. Exact: precise Close by: near Landmark: a popular place in that location

When people order food on line to be delivered to their home addresses, they specify the delivery addresses. However, where the delivery address is an appartment, some details may be omitted on the order, making it difficult for the courier to quickly identify the delivery place. Therefore, it is extremely important for customers of a restaurant that provides a delivery service to be very specific when providing the delivery address. So, you may say any of the following to the customer: I am within your area but I don't know the number of the building you are in. What is the number of your building? or I am right outside the buildings stated on your order but I don't know the number of the building in which you are. Will you please come out and wave your hand so that I can see you? or I am right here at the address that appears on your order but I don't know the exact building. Please give me the building number. Alternatively, please come out and wave your hand so that I can see you.