How to Say ‘Your order’ in Japanese
ご注文
go chuumon
[go choo-dehn]
💬 Usage Tip: The ご in front adds politeness and shows the order belongs to the customer. Staff say ご注文 to you, but you'd just say 注文 (chūmon) about your own order.
Phrase Breakdown
ご
go
[go]
honorific prefix
A prefix added to words to show respect.
ご出発はいつですか？
When is your departure?
注文
chuumon
[choo-dehn]
Order
To request items in a restaurant or store.
コーヒーを注文します。
I will order a coffee.
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