How do you say "I like Seven-Eleven." in Japanese?

"I like Seven-Eleven." in Japanese is "セブンイレブンが好きです。". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

What does "セブンイレブンが好きです。" mean in English?

"セブンイレブンが好きです。" means "I like Seven-Eleven." in English. Usage tip: Use [が] with [好きです] to mark what you like. This is a natural, textbook-good sentence.

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How to Say ‘I like Seven-Eleven.’ in Japanese

セブンイレブンが好きです。

sebun irebun ga suki desu

[sebun irebun ga suki desu]

💬 Usage Tip: Use [が] with [好きです] to mark what you like. This is a natural, textbook-good sentence.

🇯🇵 In Japan: Saying this in Japan may start a mini debate, because everyone has a favorite chain and a reason for it.

Phrase Breakdown

セブンイレブン

sebun irebun

7-Eleven

The name of the convenience store chain.

Example

セブンイレブンに行きます。

I go to 7-Eleven.

Words in this phrase

セブン

sebun

[sebun]

Seven

The first part of the store name 7-Eleven.

Example

セブンが好きです。

I like Seven.

イレブン

irebun

[irebun]

Eleven

The second part of the store name 7-Eleven.

Example

イレブンも便利です。

Eleven is convenient too.

が

[ga]

subject marker

A particle that marks what is being liked.

Example

セブンイレブンが好きです。

I like 7-Eleven.

好きです

suki desu

like; am fond of

Polite way to say you like something.

Example

ラーメンが好きです。

I like ramen.

Words in this phrase

好き

suki

[suki]

liked / favorite

A na-adjective used to say you like something.

Example

私はセブンイレブンが好きです。

I like 7-Eleven.

です

desu

[desu]

is / am / are

A polite copula used to finish the sentence politely.

Example

セブンイレブンが好きです。

I like 7-Eleven.

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