How to Say ‘Your reservation’ in Japanese
ご予約
go yoyaku
[goh yoh-yah-koo]
💬 Usage Tip: Adding ご to 予約 (yoyaku) makes it polite, the way staff refer to your reservation. When you ask about it yourself, plain 予約 is fine.
Phrase Breakdown
ご
go
[goh]
polite prefix (adds respect)
Honorific prefix used to make a noun more polite. Common in neighbor-related phrases to sound considerate.
ご近所の方には、いつでも言ってくださいと伝えました。
I told the neighbors, “Please tell me anytime.”
予約
yoyaku
[yoh-yah-koo]
reservation; booking
Used when booking or reserving something in advance.
コンサートの予約をしたいです。
I want to make a reservation for the concert.
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