How to Say ‘There is no valet service.’ in Japanese
バレーサービスはございません。
baree saabisu wa gozai mase n
[bah-REH SAH-bee-soo wah goh-zah-ee mah-seh n]
Phrase Breakdown
バレーサービスは
baree saabisu wa
as for valet service
バレーサービス + は (read 'wa'), which marks the topic. Say 'ba-ree saa-bi-su wa'.
バレーサービスは有料です。
Valet service costs extra.
Words in this phrase
バレー
baree
[bah-REH]
valet
Loanword from 'valet'; note it is spelled the same as 'volleyball' in katakana.
バレーの係に車を預けました。
I left my car with the valet attendant.
サービス
saabisu
[SAH-bee-soo]
service
Loanword for 'service'; can also mean something given free of charge.
このホテルはサービスがいいです。
This hotel has good service.
は
wa
[wah]
topic marker
は marks the topic of the sentence.
空席はありますか。
Are there any seats available?
ございません。
gozai mase n
we do not have
This is a polite 'we don't have it'. Say 'go-za-i-ma-sen'.
禁煙席はございません。
We have no non-smoking seats.
Words in this phrase
ござい
gozai
[goh-zah-ee]
to be; to exist (polite part of expression)
A polite verb stem used in set phrases like greetings to sound respectful.
あいさつでは、ございをていねいに言います。
In greetings, you say gozai politely.
ませ
mase
[mah-seh]
polite negative (part of ません)
「ませ」 is part of 「ません」, the polite negative form.
はいていません。
I haven’t vomited.
ん
n
[n]
not (negative ending)
The last part of the polite negative ending ません, turning 'there is' into 'there isn't'.
駐車場はございません。
There is no parking lot.
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