How to Say ‘Here you go.’ in Japanese
できたよ。
deki ta yo
[deki ta yo]
🇯🇵 In Japan: This casual phrase is often used when handing something over, like "here you go." In a real café, staff would usually choose a more polite expression with customers.
Phrase Breakdown
でき
deki
[deki]
finished; ready
From できる in context, meaning something has been completed and is ready, such as a drink order.
ラテができたよ。
Your latte is ready.
た
ta
[ta]
past tense ending
Marks the action as completed. Here it helps form できた, meaning was finished or is ready.
コーヒーができた。
The coffee is ready.
よ
yo
[yo]
you know; emphasis
Sentence-ending particle adding friendly emphasis or informing the listener.
モカができたよ。
The mocha is ready, you know.
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