How to Say ‘Do you have a window seat available?’ in Japanese
窓側の席はありますか。
madogawa no seki wa ari masu ka
[mah-doh-gah-wah noh seh-kee wah ah-ree mahss kah]
💬 Usage Tip: [~はありますか] is a handy way to ask for availability in shops, hotels, and airports. Just put the thing you want in front: [通路側の席はありますか] or [ベジタリアンの食事はありますか].
Phrase Breakdown
窓側の席
madogawa no seki
window seat
A seat next to the window.
窓側の席がいいです。
A window seat would be nice.
Words in this phrase
窓側
madogawa
[mah-doh-gah-wah]
window side
Refers to the side near the window on a plane.
窓側の席はありますか。
Do you have a window seat?
の
no
[noh]
of; 's
Connects 窓側 and 席 to form 'window seat.'
窓側の席はありますか。
Do you have a window seat?
席
seki
[seh-kee]
seat
A passenger seat on the plane.
窓側の席はありますか。
Do you have a window seat?
はありますか。
wa ari masu ka
is there...?; do you have...?
A polite question asking whether something is available.
空港にタクシーはありますか。
Are there taxis at the airport?
Words in this phrase
は
wa
[wah]
as for; topic marker
Marks the topic of the sentence, here 'window seat.'
通路側はありますが、窓側の席はありますか。
There are aisle seats, but do you have a window seat?
あり
ari
[ah-ree]
exist; have
The stem of ある, used to say something is available or exists.
空いている席はありますか。
Are there any available seats?
ます
masu
[mahss]
polite present ending
Polite verb ending used with stems like あり to make あります.
窓側の席はありますか。
Do you have a window seat?
か
ka
[kah]
question marker
Turns the sentence into a question.
窓側の席はありますか。
Do you have a window seat?
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