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How to Say ‘Sparkling wine for a toast’ in Japanese

乾杯用のスパークリングワイン

kanpai you no supaakuringu wain

[kahn-PIE yoh-yoh noh soo-PAH-koo-reen-goo WINE]

💬 Usage Tip: Put 用 after a noun to mean "for that purpose": 子供用 "for children", 贈り物用 "for gifts".

Phrase Breakdown

乾杯用の

kanpai you no

For a toast

'乾杯' (kanpai) means a toast or 'cheers'. '用の' means 'for the purpose of'. Read it as 'kanpai you no' and stretch the 'you'.

Example

乾杯用のグラスを用意します。

I'll prepare glasses for the toast.

Words in this phrase

乾杯

kanpai

[kahn-PIE]

toast; cheers

Raising glasses together in celebration.

Example

みんなで乾杯しましょう。

Let's all make a toast.

用

you

[yoh-yoh]

usage for

Indicates intended use for something.

Example

この道具は家庭用です。

This tool is for household use.

の

no

[noh]

of

A linking particle connecting nouns, like 'of' or showing description.

Example

前の方が見やすいです。

The front area is easier to see from.

スパークリングワイン

supaakuringu wain

Sparkling wine

A katakana loanword: su-paa-ku-rin-gu wa-i-n. Hold the long 'paa'.

Example

スパークリングワインが好きです。

I like sparkling wine.

Words in this phrase

スパークリング

supaakuringu

[soo-PAH-koo-reen-goo]

sparkling

Loanword for carbonated drinks.

Example

スパークリングの水をください。

Sparkling water, please.

ワイン

wain

[WINE]

wine

Alcoholic drink made from grapes.

Example

赤ワインが好きです。

I like red wine.

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