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How to Say ‘About cancellation’ in Japanese

キャンセルについて

kyanseru ni tsui te

[kyan-seh-roo nee tsee-ee teh]

💬 Usage Tip: [〜について] marks the topic you want information about, so [キャンセルについて] means "about cancellation." It's a very reusable pattern: [料金について], [変更について].

Phrase Breakdown

キャンセル

kyanseru

[kyan-seh-roo]

cancellation

A loanword used for canceling a reservation or booking.

Example

キャンセルについて質問があります。

I have a question about cancellation.

ni

[nee]

about; regarding

A particle used here as part of について, meaning about or regarding something.

Example

キャンセルについて確認しました。

I confirmed about the cancellation.

つい

tsui

[tsee-ee]

attached to; concerning

Part of について, which means about or concerning a topic.

Example

キャンセルについて教えてください。

Please tell me about cancellation.

te

[teh]

and; about marker part

Completes について, a grammar pattern meaning about or regarding.

Example

料金について知りたいです。

I want to know about the fee.

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