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Breakdown of hayaku ie wo denakute ha ikemasen.
出るderu
to leave, to go out, to exit
をwo
direct object particle
家ie
house; home
早くhayaku
early; fast
〜なくて は いけない〜nakute ha ikenai
to have to do 〜
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