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How to Say ‘It's seven dishes in total, at 6,000 yen per person.’ in Japanese

全七品で、お一人様六千円でございます。

zen nana shina de o hitori sama rokusen en de gozai masu

[zen NAH-nah heen deh oh hi-to-ri sama roh-KSEN en deh goh-zah-ee mahss]

💬 Usage Tip: Ending 全七品 with で links it to the next part, like "and": "It's seven dishes, and it costs 6,000 yen."

Phrase Breakdown

全七品で、

zen nana shina de

Seven dishes in total, and

'zen nana hin de'. Here 'で' links this to the next piece of information, like 'and'. Pause briefly after it.

Example

全七品で、デザート付きです。

It's seven dishes in total, and dessert is included.

Words in this phrase

全

zen

[zen]

all; total

Prefix meaning 'in total' or 'all'.

Example

全十巻の本です。

It's a ten-volume set in total.

七

nana

[NAH-nah]

seven

The number 7.

Example

七時に会いましょう。

Let's meet at seven.

品

shina

[heen]

dishes; items (counter)

Counter for dishes or items of food.

Example

料理を三品注文しました。

I ordered three dishes.

で

de

[deh]

(te-form connector)

Part of the te-form; with iru it shows an ongoing state.

Example

ここに住んでいます。

I live here.

お一人様

o hitori sama

Per person

A polite way to say 'per person': o-hi-to-ri-sa-ma.

Example

お一人様ですか。

Are you dining alone?

Words in this phrase

お

o

[oh]

honorific/polite prefix

A polite prefix that makes a word sound more refined or respectful.

Example

おすすめのおは、ことばを丁寧にします。

The o in osusume makes the word more polite.

一人

hitori

[hi-to-ri]

one person

Refers to a single individual.

Example

私は一人で来ました。

I came alone.

様

sama

[sama]

honorific suffix

A suffix used to show respect, often for males.

Example

社長様はこちらです。

This way, Mr. President.

六千円でございます。

rokusen en de gozai masu

It is 6,000 yen.

'rokusen en de gozaimasu' is the very polite way to state a price.

Example

こちらは六千円でございます。

This one is 6,000 yen.

Words in this phrase

六千

rokusen

[roh-KSEN]

six thousand

The number 6,000.

Example

六千人が来ました。

Six thousand people came.

円

en

[en]

yen

The Japanese currency unit.

Example

チケットは八千円です。

The ticket is 8,000 yen.

で

de

[deh]

(part of でございます 'is')

Copula particle in the very polite form でございます.

Example

こちらが入口でございます。

This is the entrance.

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.

Example

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?

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