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How to Say ‘Is a private room available too?’ in Japanese

個室も空いていますか。

koshitsu mo ai te i masu ka

[koshitsu mo ai te i mas ka]

Phrase Breakdown

個室も

koshitsu mo

private room, too / also a private room

Adds ‘also’ or ‘too’ to the item being asked about.

Example

テーブル席も、個室もあります。

There are table seats, and private rooms too.

Words in this phrase

個室

koshitsu

[koshitsu]

private room

A separate dining room for more privacy, often useful for groups or family meals.

Example

個室も空いていますか。

Is a private room also available?

mo

[mo]

also; too

Adds the idea of 'also' or 'as well,' as in asking about another option.

Example

テーブル席も空いていますか。

Are table seats also available?

空いていますか

ai te i masu ka

is available / is vacant?

Polite question asking whether something is open or free.

Example

この席は空いていますか。

Is this seat available?

Words in this phrase

空い

ai

[ai]

available; open

From 空く, meaning free or unoccupied.

Example

個室も空いていますか。

Is a private room also available?

te

[te]

-te form linker

Connects the verb to います.

Example

席が空いています。

The seats are available.

i

[i]

to be; ongoing state

Part of the pattern showing a present state.

Example

部屋が空いています。

The room is available.

ます

masu

[mas]

polite verb ending

Polite ending used in customer service and formal conversation.

Example

個室が空いています。

A private room is available.

ka

[ka]

question marker

Marks the sentence as a question.

Example

半個室はありますか。

Do you have semi-private rooms?

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