How to Say ‘We can prepare seats’ in Japanese
席もご用意できます。
seki mo go youi deki masu
[seh-kee moh goh yoh-ee deh-kee mahs]
💬 Usage Tip: [も] in [席も] means "also," implying this is one more thing they can arrange in addition to something already mentioned. [ご用意できます] is a polite service phrase for "we can prepare/arrange."
Phrase Breakdown
席
seki
[seh-kee]
seat; seating
A place for a guest to sit. In restaurant talk, it often refers to a suitable table or seating arrangement.
席もご用意できます。
We can prepare seating as well.
も
mo
[moh]
also; too
The particle も adds the meaning 'also' or 'too.' Here it suggests seating can also be arranged.
席もご用意できます。
We can prepare seating as well.
ご用意できます
go youi deki masu
can prepare; can arrange
Polite way to say something can be prepared or arranged.
席をご用意できます。
We can prepare seats.
Words in this phrase
ご
go
[goh]
honorific prefix
A polite prefix that makes the expression sound courteous and suitable for hospitality situations.
席もご用意できます。
We can prepare seating as well.
用意
youi
[yoh-ee]
preparation; arrangement
Refers to making arrangements in advance. In this context, it means arranging suitable seating.
席もご用意できます。
We can prepare seating as well.
でき
deki
[deh-kee]
can do; be able to
Shows that something is possible. Here, the restaurant is saying it can arrange the seating.
席もご用意できます。
We can prepare seating as well.
ます
masu
[mahs]
polite verb ending
Polite ending used to make the statement formal and service-oriented.
席もご用意できます。
We can prepare seating as well.
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