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How to Say ‘Semi-private seating’ in Japanese

半個室のお席

han koshitsu no o seki

[hahn koh-shee-tsoo noh oh seh-kee]

💬 Usage Tip: [お席] is just the polite version of [席]. This [お] often gets added to common nouns in service situations: [お部屋], [お時間], [お名前].

Phrase Breakdown

han

[hahn]

semi-; half-

A prefix meaning half or partial; here it indicates something semi-private.

Example

半個室のお席を希望します。

I would like semi-private seating.

個室

koshitsu

[koh-shee-tsoo]

private room

A fully private dining room separated from other guests.

Example

半個室のお席は子ども連れに人気です。

Semi-private seating is popular with families with children.

no

[noh]

of

A particle linking nouns, like 'of' or showing description.

Example

半個室のお席があります。

There is semi-private seating.

o

[oh]

honorific prefix

A polite prefix added to make a word sound more respectful.

Example

お席のご用意ができます。

We can prepare your seating.

seki

[seh-kee]

seat; seating

Refers to a seat, table, or seating place in a restaurant.

Example

半個室のお席をお願いします。

Semi-private seating, please.

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