How to Say ‘It's 720 yen, right?’ in Japanese
720円ですね。
720 en desu ne
[nah-nah-hyah-koo nee-jyuu en dess neh]
💬 Usage Tip: Sentence-final [ね] often checks shared understanding, like "right?" or "okay?" So [720円ですね] is a soft confirmation, not a strong question.
Phrase Breakdown
720
720
[nah-nah-hyah-koo nee-jyuu]
seven hundred twenty
A price or amount. Here it is used for the change amount.
おつりは720です。
The change is 720.
円
en
[en]
yen
Japan's currency. Added after 720 to make the amount 720 yen.
720円ですね。
It is 720 yen, right.
です
desu
[dess]
is; am; are
The polite copula used to make a statement.
おつりは720円です。
The change is 720 yen.
ね
ne
[neh]
right?; isn't it?
A sentence-ending particle used to confirm information politely.
720円ですね。
It is 720 yen, right.
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