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How to Say ‘Hot, please.’ in Japanese

ホットでお願いします。

hotto de o negai shi masu

[hotto de o negai shi masu]

Phrase Breakdown

ホット

hotto

[hotto]

hot

The hot option for a drink order.

Example

ホットでお願いしますと言います。

I say, “Hot, please.”

de

[de]

as; for

Indicates the option being chosen, here 'hot.'

Example

ホットでお願いします。

Hot, please.

お願いします

o negai shi masu

please; I'd like to request it

Polite phrase used when ordering.

Example

それでお願いします。

That one, please.

Words in this phrase

o

[o]

honorific prefix

Adds politeness to the phrase お願いします.

Example

お会計をお願いします。

The bill, please.

願い

negai

[negai]

request; wish

Part of the polite request phrase used when ordering.

Example

願いを丁寧に言います。

I state my request politely.

shi

[shi]

do

Verb stem in お願いします, making it a polite request.

Example

注文します。

I order.

ます

masu

[masu]

polite verb ending

A common polite ending used in shops and service situations.

Example

お願いしますを使います。

I use “please.”

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