How to Say ‘We have received / you have a reservation’ in Japanese
をいただいております
o itadai te ori masu
[oh ee-tah-die teh oh-ree mahss]
💬 Usage Tip: [いただいております] is a very polite service expression. Here [ご予約をいただいております] literally means "we have received your reservation," but naturally it means "you have a reservation."
Phrase Breakdown
を
o
[oh]
object marker
Marks the thing that has been received, here the reservation.
ご予約をいただいております。
We have received your reservation.
いただい
itadai
[ee-tah-die]
have received (humbly)
A humble form meaning 'to receive,' often used by staff to refer politely to a customer's reservation.
ご予約をいただいております。
We have received your reservation.
て
te
[teh]
and; -ing
Connects the verb to the continuing polite expression that follows.
ご予約をいただいております。
We have received your reservation.
おり
ori
[oh-ree]
be; exist (humble polite form)
Part of a humble progressive expression used in formal service speech.
こちらでお待ちしております。
We will be waiting for you here.
ます
masu
[mahss]
polite verb ending
Adds polite formality to the statement.
席を用意しております。
We have prepared your seat.
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