How to Say ‘The inside is spacious too.’ in Japanese
店内も広めです。
tennai mo hirome desu
[ten-nai moh hee-roh-meh dess]
💬 Usage Tip: [広め] means "fairly spacious," with a softer feel than simply saying [広い] "wide/spacious." That's common in service language, where people often avoid sounding too absolute.
Phrase Breakdown
店内
tennai
[ten-nai]
inside the store; interior
The inside part of the restaurant.
店内も広めです。
The interior is also rather spacious.
も
mo
[moh]
also; too
Shows that this is also true in addition to something else.
入口だけでなく店内も広めです。
Not only the entrance, but the interior is also rather spacious.
広め
hirome
[hee-roh-meh]
rather spacious; somewhat wide
Describes a place as fairly spacious.
店内も広めです。
The interior is also rather spacious.
です
desu
[dess]
is; am; are
Polite copula ending.
通路は広めです。
The aisle is rather wide.
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