How to Say ‘Small size’ in Japanese
小サイズ
shou saizu
[shOH-oh saizu]
💬 Usage Tip: With size labels, Japanese often just puts the descriptor directly before サイズ: 大サイズ, 小サイズ, Mサイズ. You can swap in other labels the same way, like Lサイズ.
Phrase Breakdown
小
shou
[shOH-oh]
small, little
Indicates something of less than average size or magnitude.
小サイズのサラダをください。
Please give me a small salad.
サイズ
saizu
[saizu]
size
Refers to the dimensions or magnitude of something.
小サイズのサラダをください。
Please give me a small salad.
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