How to Say ‘At that seat’ in Japanese
その席で
sono seki de
[sono seki de]
💬 Usage Tip: [で] here means "with / using / for," so [その席で予約] is "reserve with that seating option." The same [で] shows up in choices like [この内容でお願いします] "Please go with this option."
Phrase Breakdown
その
sono
[sono]
that
Points to a specific option just mentioned by the other person.
その席で大丈夫です。
That seat is fine.
席
seki
[seki]
seat
The seat or seating choice being selected.
その席でお願いします。
That seat, please.
で
de
[de]
with; at; by
Here it means choosing that option: 'with that seat' or 'for that seat.'
その席で予約します。
I'll reserve that seat.
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