How do you say "What time is your reservation?" in Japanese?

"What time is your reservation?" in Japanese is "何時の予約ですか。". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

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How to Say ‘What time is your reservation?’ in Japanese

Q: What does "何時の予約ですか。" mean in English?

"何時の予約ですか。" means "What time is your reservation?" in English. Usage tip: Put [の] after a time word to connect it to a noun: [何時の予約] = "a reservation for what time?" You can reuse this with other nouns too, like [何時の電車] = "which train time?"

何時の予約ですか。

nan ji no yoyaku desu ka

[nahn jee noh yoh-yah-koo dess kah]

💬 Usage Tip: Put [の] after a time word to connect it to a noun: [何時の予約] = "a reservation for what time?" You can reuse this with other nouns too, like [何時の電車] = "which train time?"

Phrase Breakdown

何

nan

[nahn]

what

Used to ask for specific information, here as part of asking time.

Example

何を食べますか。

What will you eat?

時

[jee]

o'clock / time

Used for clock times such as six o'clock or seven o'clock.

Example

七時に行きます。

I will go at seven o'clock.

の

[noh]

A particle linking one noun to another, like saying 'of' or possessive.

Example

英語のメニューをください。

Please give me an English menu.

予約

yoyaku

[yoh-yah-koo]

reservation

A booking made in advance.

Example

六時の予約です。

It's a reservation for six o'clock.

です

desu

[dess]

is / am / are

Polite copula used in questions and statements.

Example

こちらが注文です。

This is the order.

か

[kah]

question marker

Shows that the sentence is a question.

Example

空いていますか。

Is it available?

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