How to Say ‘Semi-private room’ in Japanese
半個室
han koshitsu
[hahn koh-shee-tsoo]
💬 Usage Tip: [半] means "half" or "semi-" and often makes compound words like [半個室] and [半日] "half a day." In [半個室], it means not fully enclosed, but more private than regular seating.
Phrase Breakdown
半
han
[hahn]
semi-; half-
A prefix meaning half or partial; here it indicates something semi-private.
半個室の席を探しています。
I’m looking for semi-private seating.
個室
koshitsu
[koh-shee-tsoo]
private room
A fully private dining room separated from other guests.
半個室より個室のほうが静かです。
A private room is quieter than a semi-private room.
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