How to Say ‘It is sold out.’ in Japanese
売り切れです。
urikire desu
[urikire desu]
💬 Usage Tip: [売り切れ] literally means "sold cut off," but in real use it just means "sold out." You'll often hear it with [です]: [売り切れです].
Phrase Breakdown
売り切れ
urikire
[urikire]
sold out
Says that tickets or seats are sold out.
チケットは売り切れです。
The tickets are sold out.
です
desu
[desu]
is; polite ending
A polite copula used to complete the sentence.
もう売り切れです。
It is already sold out.
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