How to Say ‘A quiet seat’ in Japanese
静かな席
shizuka na seki
[shee-zoo-kah nah seh-kee]
Phrase Breakdown
静か
shizuka
[shee-zoo-kah]
quiet
Describes something calm or not noisy, often used for seating requests in restaurants.
静かな席だと助かります。
A quiet seat would be helpful.
な
na
[nah]
-na
A linking element used after na-adjectives before a noun, as in 静かな席.
静かな個室を探しています。
I am looking for a quiet private room.
席
seki
[seh-kee]
seat
Refers to a seat or table placement in a restaurant.
静かな席を予約できますか。
Can I reserve a quiet seat?
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