How to Say ‘I'll record it.’ in Japanese
記録します。
kiroku shi masu
[kee-ROH-koo shee mahss]
💬 Usage Tip: Many study-type nouns turn into verbs by adding します: 記録 (kiroku) "record" becomes 記録します "I'll record it". The same works with 予約 "reservation" → 予約します "I'll book".
Phrase Breakdown
記録
kiroku
[kee-ROH-koo]
record
Noun meaning a record; with する it means to record or write down.
毎日の体重を記録する。
Record my weight every day.
し
shi
[shee]
do; make
Part of a set expression that describes something as having a stable quality.
四角は安定した印象を出します。
Squares create a stable impression.
ます
masu
[mahss]
polite non-past ending
Polite verb ending used in present or non-past forms.
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