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How to Say ‘I will prepare a table.’ in Japanese

お席をご用意します。

o seki o go youi shi masu

[oh seh-kee oh goh yoh-ee shee mahss]

💬 Usage Tip: [お席] is [seat/table] with polite [お], and [ご用意します] is a formal service phrase for getting something ready. Together they're a very typical restaurant-staff expression.

Phrase Breakdown

o

[oh]

honorific prefix

A polite prefix used to make a word sound respectful.

Example

お席をご用意しますのおは丁寧です。

The お in お席をご用意します is polite.

seki

[seh-kee]

seat

A seat or table place in a restaurant.

Example

お席をご用意しますの席は座る場所です。

The 席 in お席をご用意します means a place to sit.

o

[oh]

object marker

A particle marking the direct object of the verb.

Example

お席をご用意しますのをは目的語を示します。

The を in お席をご用意します marks the object.

go

[goh]

honorific prefix

A polite prefix used in formal service expressions.

Example

お席をご用意しますのごは丁寧な言い方です。

The ご in お席をご用意します is a polite way of speaking.

用意

youi

[yoh-ee]

preparation

Preparation; getting something ready.

Example

お席をご用意しますの用意は準備です。

The 用意 in お席をご用意します means preparation.

shi

[shee]

do (verb stem)

The stem form of する used in polite verbs.

Example

お席をご用意しますのしはするの形です。

The し in お席をご用意します is a form of する.

ます

masu

[mahss]

polite verb ending

A polite verb ending used in formal speech.

Example

お席をご用意しますのますは丁寧さを表します。

The ます in お席をご用意します shows politeness.

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