予約をお願いしたいのですが
よやくをおねがいしたいのですが
I'd like to make a reservation.
POINTFirst call on the phone
Listening/Phone
Japanese Listening Phone Appointment Phrases
When you didn't catch it — polite ways to ask again, confirm, or request slower speech. Real phrases · NG warnings · 9-language parallel translations
This page helps foreign residents and long-term visitors handle "Japanese Listening Phone Appointment Phrases" with daily Japanese phrases for living in Japan, practical examples, and common mistakes to avoid.
What this page helps you say in Japan
This page focuses on Japanese Listening Phone Appointment Phrases and teaches useful Japanese phrases for daily life in Japan, including natural replies, polite alternatives, and practical wording for foreigners living in Japan.
What You'll Learn on This Page
- Cutting out a reservation
- Date and time and number of people
- Add desired
- Change/Cancellation
Practice Phrases (8 Total)
○月○日、○時から○名でお願いします
○がつ○にち、○じから○めいでおねがいします
○/○ at ○:00 for ○ people, please.
POINTCommunicate requirements all at once
窓際の席を希望します
まどぎわのせきをきぼうします
I'd like a window seat.
POINTIf there is hope
コース料理を予約できますか
コースりょうりをよやくできますか
Can I reserve a course menu?
POINTMany require advance reservations.
アレルギー対応は可能ですか
アレルギーたいおうはかのうですか
Can you accommodate allergies?
POINTTell us about your food allergy
予約を変更したいのですが
よやくをへんこうしたいのですが
I'd like to change my reservation.
POINTChange request
キャンセルでお願いします
キャンセルでおねがいします
I'd like to cancel.
POINTas soon as possible
確認のメールを送っていただけますか
かくにんのメールをおくっていただけますか
Could you send a confirmation email?
POINTPrevention of overhearing
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Practice with ECHO App →Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Is it bad to cancel without notice?
A. Cancellation fees may apply. Be sure to contact us.
Q. Is there a strict number of people?
A. If there are any changes, please contact us as soon as possible. Seat adjustment required.
Q. Which stores have English support?
A. Check the website before calling. You can also ask "English OK" first.