How do you say "Have you decided?" in Japanese?

"Have you decided?" in Japanese is "はお決まりですか". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

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How to Say ‘Have you decided?’ in Japanese

Q: What does "はお決まりですか" mean in English?

"はお決まりですか" means "Have you decided?" in English. Usage tip: [お決まりですか] means "have you decided?" and is used a lot by staff when you're choosing. The [お] adds politeness, so you'll often hear it in shops and cafés.

はお決まりですか

wa o kimari desu ka

[wa o kimari desu ka]

💬 Usage Tip: [お決まりですか] means "have you decided?" and is used a lot by staff when you're choosing. The [お] adds politeness, so you'll often hear it in shops and cafés.

Phrase Breakdown

は

[wa]

topic marker

Marks the topic of the sentence, here referring to the beans.

Example

豆はお決まりですかと聞かれます。

I am asked, 'Have you decided on the beans?'

お

[o]

honorific prefix

Adds politeness to 決まり in customer service speech.

Example

お決まりですかはていねいな聞き方です。

'Okimari desu ka' is a polite way of asking.

決まり

kimari

[kimari]

decided; settled

Refers to something being chosen or decided already.

Example

決まりですかと聞かれたら豆を答えます。

If asked whether it's decided, I answer with the bean choice.

です

desu

[desu]

is; polite copula

Polite form meaning 'is/are' used in neutral formal speech.

Example

お決まりですかのですはていねいです。

The 'desu' in 'okimari desu ka' is polite.

か

[ka]

question marker

Placed at the end to turn the sentence into a question.

Example

お決まりですかのかで質問になります。

The 'ka' in 'okimari desu ka' makes it a question.

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