How to Say ‘Special spring course’ in Japanese
春の特別コース
haru no tokubetsu koosu
[HAH-roo noh toh-koo-BEH-tsoo KOH-soo]
💬 Usage Tip: Swap in any season before の: 夏 (natsu) "summer", 秋 (aki) "autumn", 冬 (fuyu) "winter".
🇯🇵 In Japan: Seasonal menus are a big deal in Japan, built around ingredients at their peak, like bamboo shoots or sakura-themed dishes in spring.
Phrase Breakdown
春の
haru no
spring's / for spring
春 (haru, spring) + の, which links it to the next noun. The 'r' is a light tap.
春の花はきれいです。
Spring flowers are beautiful.
Words in this phrase
春
haru
[HAH-roo]
spring
The spring season; often used for seasonal menus in Japan.
春は桜がきれいです。
Cherry blossoms are beautiful in spring.
の
no
[noh]
of
A linking particle connecting nouns, like 'of' or showing description.
前の方が見やすいです。
The front area is easier to see from.
特別コース
tokubetsu koosu
special course meal
特別 (tokubetsu, special) + コース (koosu, course meal). Stretch the long 'oo' in 'koosu'.
特別コースをください。
The special course, please.
Words in this phrase
特別
tokubetsu
[toh-koo-BEH-tsoo]
special
Not ordinary; used for limited-time or premium offerings.
特別料金があります。
There is a special price.
コース
koosu
[KOH-soo]
course (set meal)
A set multi-dish meal at a restaurant, from English 'course'.
このコースは前菜とデザート付きです。
This course comes with an appetizer and dessert.
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