How to Say ‘I'll contact you early.’ in Japanese
早めに連絡します。
hayame ni renraku shi masu
[hah-yah-meh nee ren-rah-koo shee mahs]
Phrase Breakdown
早めに
hayame ni
early; sooner; in advance
Means doing something a little earlier than usual or needed.
早めに来ました。
I came early.
Words in this phrase
早め
hayame
[hah-yah-meh]
early; ahead of time
Shows doing something sooner, especially useful for cancellations or reservation changes.
人数が変わったら早めに連絡します。
If the number of people changes, I will contact them early.
に
ni
[nee]
to; in; adverb marker
Particle that makes 早め function adverbially: 'early' or 'ahead of time.'
キャンセルなら早めに伝えるのが礼儀です。
If it's a cancellation, informing them early is proper etiquette.
連絡します
renraku shi masu
I will contact; I will inform
A polite future expression meaning you will get in touch.
あとで連絡します。
I will contact you later.
Words in this phrase
連絡
renraku
[ren-rah-koo]
contact; get in touch
Means communication with the restaurant, often to confirm, change, or cancel a booking.
前日までに連絡が必要です。
Contact is necessary by the day before.
し
shi
[shee]
do; makes a verbal noun into a verb
Connects with 連絡 to form the verb 'to contact.'
変更するときは店に連絡しておきます。
When making a change, I contact the restaurant in advance.
ます
masu
[mahs]
polite present/future ending
Adds politeness, appropriate in customer service and reservation situations.
予定が変わったらすぐ知らせます。
If my plans change, I will let them know right away.
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