How to Say ‘Fitting room’ in Japanese
試着室
shichaku shitsu
[shee-CHAH-koo SHEE-tsoo]
💬 Usage Tip: 試着室 (shichakushitsu) is 試着 "trying on" plus 室 "room." Look for the sign with 室 on it to find where to go.
Phrase Breakdown
試着
shichaku
[shee-CHAH-koo]
trying on (clothes)
A noun meaning to try on clothing before buying; used with する as a verb.
このジーンズを試着してもいいですか。
May I try on these jeans?
室
shitsu
[SHEE-tsoo]
room
A suffix meaning 'room', attached to nouns to name a type of room.
会議室で待ってください。
Please wait in the meeting room.
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