How to Say ‘You can order it.’ in Japanese
ご注文いただけます。
go chuumon itadake masu
[goh choo-dehn ee-tah-DAH-keh mahss]
🇯🇵 In Japan: ご注文いただけます is the very polite way staff say "you can order". You'll hear it from them, but you wouldn't use it about yourself.
Phrase Breakdown
ご
go
[goh]
polite prefix (adds respect)
Honorific prefix used to make a noun more polite. Common in neighbor-related phrases to sound considerate.
ご近所の方には、いつでも言ってくださいと伝えました。
I told the neighbors, “Please tell me anytime.”
注文
chuumon
[choo-dehn]
Order
To request items in a restaurant or store.
コーヒーを注文します。
I will order a coffee.
いただけ
itadake
[ee-tah-DAH-keh]
can (humbly) receive; you can
Potential form of いただく; with お+stem it politely means 'you may do'.
こちらでお待ちいただけます。
You may wait here.
ます
masu
[mahss]
polite ending
A polite ending attached to verbs in formal speech.
まだありますか。
Are there still some available?
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