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How to Say ‘It's my QR code’ in Japanese

私のQRコードです

watashi no QR koodo desu

[wah-tah-shee noh kyoo-are koh-doh dess]

💬 Usage Tip: Put の after a person to show it belongs to them. 私の means "my", and likewise 田中さんの means "Ms. Tanaka's".

Phrase Breakdown

私の

watashi no

私 (watashi) means 'I', and の makes it possessive: 'my'.

Example

私の名前です。

It's my name.

Words in this phrase

私

watashi

[wah-tah-shee]

I; me

Common first-person pronoun. Neutral/polite in most settings; often used in self-introductions in clubs.

Example

私はダンスが好きです。

I like dance.

の

[noh]

of; 's

A particle linking nouns, often showing possession or description.

Example

昨日の夜は寒かったです。

Last night was cold.

QRコードです

QR koodo desu

It's a QR code.

QR is read 'kyuu-aaru' and コード is 'koodo'. Stretch both long vowels.

Example

これはQRコードです。

This is a QR code.

Words in this phrase

[kyoo-are]

QR (quick response)

QR refers to the square barcode used for adding contacts quickly. In Japanese it’s commonly said as QRコード.

Example

QRコードで追加して。

Add me using my QR code.

コード

koodo

[koh-doh]

code

Loanword meaning “code.” Often used in QRコード and 招待コード (invitation code).

Example

コードを見せるね。

I’ll show you the code.

です

desu

[dess]

is; polite copula

A polite sentence ending used in formal conversation.

Example

少し伺いたいです。

I would like to ask a little.

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