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Scene illustrating a Japanese-language booking concert tickets conversation

Key Phrases

すみません、コンサートのチケットを予約したいです。

sumi mase n konsaato no chiketto o yoyaku shi tai desu

Excuse me, I'd like to reserve concert tickets.

前の方の席はありますか。

mae no hou no seki wa ari masu ka

Do you have seats near the front?

じゃあ、2枚お願いします。

jaa 2 mai o negai shi masu

Then, two tickets please.

Skills You'll Learn

How to reserve concert tickets politely.

丁寧にコンサートのチケットを予約する言い方。

teinei ni konsaato no chiketto o yoyaku suru ii kata

How to ask about seat location and availability.

席の場所と空きがあるか聞く言い方。

seki no basho to aki ga aru ka kiku ii kata

How to ask about price and confirm the number of tickets.

値段を聞いて、チケットの枚数を伝える言い方。

nedan o kii te chiketto no maisuu o tsutaeru ii kata

Lesson Roleplay

Imagine you are at a concert ticket counter in Japan, asking the staff about available seats, prices, and rows before reserving two S seats near the front.

すみません、コンサートのチケットを予約したいです。

sumi mase n konsaato no chiketto o yoyaku shi tai desu

Excuse me, I’d like to reserve concert tickets.

はい、ありがとうございます。どの席がよろしいですか。

hai arigatou gozai masu dono seki ga yoroshii desu ka

Yes, thank you. Which seats would you like?

前の方の席はありますか。

mae no hou no seki wa ari masu ka

Do you have seats near the front?

はい、A席とS席がございます。

hai A seki to S seki ga gozai masu

Yes, we have A seats and S seats.

値段はいくらですか。

nedan wa ikura desu ka

How much are they?

Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases

🙇

すみません

sumi mase n

Excuse me

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コンサート

konsaato

Concert

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チケット

chiketto

Ticket

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予約

yoyaku

Reserve

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📝

予約したいです

yoyaku shi tai desu

I'd like to reserve

💬 To say you want to do something, attach [たいです] to the verb stem: [予約する] becomes [予約したいです]. You can reuse this with other actions too, like [見たいです] for "I'd like to see it."

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はい

hai

Yes

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🙏

ありがとうございます

arigatou gozai masu

Thank you

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どの

dono

Which

💬 [どの] must be followed by a noun: [どの席] = "which seat/section." If you want to say "which one?" by itself, use [どれ] instead.

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💺

seki

Seat

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