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How to Say ‘How about this Friday at 7 PM?’ in Japanese

今週の金曜日の夜7時はどうですか?

konshuu no kinyoubi no yoru 7 ji wa dou desu ka

[konshuu no kinyoubi no yoru shichi ji wa doh dess ka]

💬 Usage Tip: This is a friendly suggestion phrase. [今週の金曜日] means “this Friday,” [夜7時] is “7 PM,” and [はどうですか?] means “how about...?” Super useful for proposing a reservation time.

🇯🇵 In Japan: When making plans in Japan, suggesting a specific day and time like [今週の金曜日の夜7時] is common and polite. It makes confirming a reservation fast and easy.

Phrase Breakdown

今週の金曜日

konshuu no kinyoubi

this Friday

Refers to the Friday of the current week.

Example

今週の金曜日に会いましょう。

Let's meet this Friday.

Words in this phrase

今週

konshuu

[konshuu]

this week

今週 means 'this week,' used to specify a time within the current week.

Example

今週の金曜日の夜7時はどうですか?

How about 7 p.m. this Friday?

no

[no]

of

の links the time expressions together here, connecting Friday and evening.

Example

今週の金曜日の夜7時はどうですか?

How about 7 p.m. this Friday?

金曜日

kinyoubi

[kinyoubi]

Friday

金曜日 means Friday, often used when arranging a reservation date.

Example

今週の金曜日の夜7時はどうですか?

How about 7 p.m. this Friday?

no

[no]

of

の links the time expressions together here, connecting Friday and evening.

Example

今週の金曜日の夜7時はどうですか?

How about 7 p.m. this Friday?

夜7時

yoru 7 ji

7 p.m.

Indicates the time in the evening, literally 'night 7 o'clock.'

Example

夜7時に始まります。

It starts at 7 p.m.

Words in this phrase

yoru

[yoru]

evening / night

夜 means evening or night, specifying the time of day.

Example

今週の金曜日の夜7時はどうですか?

How about 7 p.m. this Friday?

7

7

[shichi]

seven

The number 7. Combined with 時, it means seven o'clock.

Example

今週の金曜日の夜7時はどうですか?

How about 7 p.m. this Friday?

ji

[ji]

o'clock

時 is used for telling the hour. Here it makes '7時' meaning 7 o'clock.

Example

今週の金曜日の夜7時はどうですか?

How about 7 p.m. this Friday?

はどうですか

wa dou desu ka

how about; would ... work?

A polite way to make a suggestion or ask if a time is suitable.

Example

土曜日の午後はどうですか。

How about Saturday afternoon?

Words in this phrase

wa

[wa]

topic marker

は marks the topic of the sentence. It is written は but pronounced わ.

Example

今週の金曜日の夜7時はどうですか?

How about 7 p.m. this Friday?

どう

dou

[doh]

how

どう means 'how' and is used when making suggestions like 'how about...?'

Example

今週の金曜日の夜7時はどうですか?

How about 7 p.m. this Friday?

です

desu

[dess]

is / it is

です is the polite copula, making the sentence polite and natural.

Example

今週の金曜日の夜7時はどうですか?

How about 7 p.m. this Friday?

ka

[ka]

question marker

か marks a polite question at the end of a sentence.

Example

今週の金曜日の夜7時はどうですか?

How about 7 p.m. this Friday?

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