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How to Say ‘Then, I'll be sure to bring the parking ticket.’ in Japanese

では、駐車券を忘れずに持って行きますね。

de wa chuusha ken o wasure zu ni motsu te iki masu ne

[deh wah choo-shaa ken oh wasure zu nee MOHT teh iki mahss neh]

Phrase Breakdown

では、駐車券を

de wa chuusha ken o

Well then, the parking ticket

では means 'well then'. 駐車券 (chuushaken) means 'parking ticket', and を marks it as the object. Make the 'uu' in 'chuu' long.

Example

では、駐車券をお願いします。

Well then, the parking ticket, please.

Words in this phrase

で

[deh]

well (part of では 'well then')

First part of では, used at the start of a sentence to mean 'well then'.

Example

では、始めましょう。

Well then, let's begin.

は

[wah]

(part of では 'well then')

Combined with で to make the conjunction では.

Example

では、また明日。

Well then, see you tomorrow.

駐車

chuusha

[choo-shaa]

parking

Refers to the act of parking a vehicle.

Example

駐車が難しい。

Parking is difficult.

券

ken

[ken]

ticket; pass

Suffix meaning a ticket or voucher.

Example

入場券を買いました。

I bought an admission ticket.

を

[oh]

object marker

The particle を marks the direct object of a verb.

Example

チケットを二枚ください。

Two tickets, please.

忘れずに

wasure zu ni

without forgetting

The negative form ずに means 'without doing'. Here it means 'be sure not to forget'.

Example

忘れずに電話してね。

Don't forget to call me.

Words in this phrase

忘れ

wasure

[wasure]

forget

Fail to remember something.

Example

宿題を忘れた。

I forgot the homework.

ず

[zu]

without

Used to express doing something without some action.

Example

試着せずに買うのは難しい。

It's difficult to buy without trying on.

に

[nee]

(adverbial ending of ずに)

Completes ずに, meaning 'without doing'; here 'without forgetting'.

Example

朝ご飯を食べずに出かけた。

I went out without eating breakfast.

持って行きますね。

motsu te iki masu ne

I'll bring it.

持って行きます is the polite form of 'to take along'. ね softly confirms with the listener.

Example

傘を持って行きますね。

I'll take an umbrella.

Words in this phrase

持っ

motsu

[MOHT]

hold; carry

Te-form stem of 持つ; with てくる it means to bring something.

Example

傘を持って行きます。

I'll take an umbrella.

て

[teh]

and; -te form

A linking form used to connect verbs to following grammar, such as progressive or polite forms.

Example

仕事を探している人と話しました。

I spoke with a person who is looking for work.

行き

iki

[iki]

To move or travel to a place.

Example

学校に行きます。

I go to school.

ます

masu

[mahss]

polite ending

A polite ending attached to verbs in formal speech.

Example

まだありますか。

Are there still some available?

ね

[neh]

okay?; right?

A sentence-ending particle that softens speech and sounds friendly or confirming.

Example

このボウルに入れてね。

Put it in this bowl, okay?

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