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How to Say ‘We'll make it right away.’ in Japanese

すぐお作りしますね。

sugu o tsukuri shi masu ne

[soo-goo oh tsoo-koo-ree shee mahs neh]

💬 Usage Tip: [すぐ] means 'right away' or 'soon', and [お作りします] is a polite 'I'll make it'. Final [ね] softens the statement, a common customer-service touch.

Phrase Breakdown

すぐ

sugu

[soo-goo]

right away / soon

An adverb meaning immediately or soon, often used in customer service.

Example

すぐお作りします。

I’ll make it right away.

お作りしますね

o tsukuri shi masu ne

I'll make it for you

A polite service expression meaning the item will be prepared.

Example

すぐお作りしますね。

I'll make it right away for you.

Words in this phrase

o

[oh]

honorific prefix

A polite prefix that makes the expression more respectful.

Example

お会計をお願いします。

The check, please.

作り

tsukuri

[tsoo-koo-ree]

make

The stem of 作る, meaning to make. Used in polite service language.

Example

コーヒーをお作りします。

I’ll make the coffee.

shi

[shee]

do

The stem form of する, used together with ます to make polite verbs.

Example

すぐ確認します。

I’ll check right away.

ます

masu

[mahs]

polite verb ending

A polite verb ending used in everyday service speech.

Example

今お持ちします。

I’ll bring it now.

ne

[neh]

okay? / right

A sentence-ending particle that adds warmth or seeks light agreement.

Example

少々お待ちくださいね。

Please wait a moment, okay?

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