How to Say ‘Your seat’ in Japanese
お席
o seki
[oh seh-kee]
💬 Usage Tip: Putting お before a noun makes it polite or shows respect for the listener's thing. For example, お名前 means "your name". Staff use it about your things; you'd normally drop it for your own.
Phrase Breakdown
お
o
[oh]
honorific prefix
The polite prefix お makes the word sound more courteous and gentle.
おたんじょうびはたのしいです。
A birthday is fun.
席
seki
[seh-kee]
seat
A seat or seating section at a venue.
前の方の席はありますか。
Are there seats toward the front?
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