How do you say "I’ll contact you." in Japanese?

"I’ll contact you." in Japanese is "連絡するよ。". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

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How to Say ‘I’ll contact you.’ in Japanese

Q: What does "連絡するよ。" mean in English?

"連絡するよ。" means "I’ll contact you." in English. Usage tip: Casual. Polite version for landlord/management: [連絡します。] or [あとで連絡します。] (“I’ll contact you later.”).

連絡するよ。

renraku suru yo

[ren-rak-koo soo-roo yoh]

💬 Usage Tip: Casual. Polite version for landlord/management: [連絡します。] or [あとで連絡します。] (“I’ll contact you later.”).

🇯🇵 In Japan: It’s common to say you’ll contact again after checking your schedule or after the plumber confirms availability.

Phrase Breakdown

連絡する

renraku suru

to contact / to get in touch

Verb meaning “to contact (someone).” Used for calling, messaging, emailing, etc.

Example

あとで連絡します。

I'll contact you later.

Words in this phrase

連絡

renraku

[ren-rak-koo]

contact / get in touch

連絡 means contacting someone. In this context, it often means calling or messaging the landlord/management.

Example

今、連絡するよ。

I’ll contact them now.

する

suru

[soo-roo]

to do (verb)

連絡する = “to contact.” Polite: 連絡します. Casual promise: 連絡するよ.

Example

管理会社に連絡するよ。お湯が出ないって言うね。

I’ll contact the management company. I’ll tell them the hot water isn’t working.

よ

[yoh]

(sentence-ending) I will / you know (emphasis)

よ emphasizes what you’re saying and sounds reassuring/decisive: “I’ll do it.”

Example

明日の朝、連絡するよ。

I’ll contact them tomorrow morning.

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