How to Say ‘You can rent one at the front desk.’ in Japanese
受付で借りられます。
uketsuke de kari rare masu
[oo-keh-TSOO-keh de kah-REE rah-REH mahs]
Phrase Breakdown
受付で
uketsuke de
at the reception desk
受付 (uketsuke) means 'reception', and で (de) means 'at', marking where an action happens. Say it as u-ke-tsu-ke de.
受付で名前を書いてください。
Please write your name at the reception desk.
Words in this phrase
受付
uketsuke
[oo-keh-TSOO-keh]
reception; check-in desk
The front desk where you register or check in, e.g. at a golf clubhouse.
受付で名前を書きます。
I write my name at reception.
で
de
[de]
at
Indicates the location of an action.
家で食事する。
Eat at home.
借りられます。
kari rare masu
you can borrow it
This says what you can do there. Use light 'r' taps: ka-ri-ra-re-mas.
図書館で本が借りられます。
You can borrow books at the library.
Words in this phrase
借り
kari
[kah-REE]
borrow
Stem of 借りる, to borrow; with お〜できる it becomes humble 'may I borrow'.
傘をお借りできますか。
May I borrow an umbrella?
られ
rare
[rah-REH]
can (potential form)
Verb suffix expressing ability; with 食べ it means 'can eat'.
納豆は食べられますか。
Can you eat natto?
ます
masu
[mahs]
polite verb ending
A standard polite ending added to verbs, often used in customer service and formal speech.
予約を確認し ます。
I will confirm the reservation.
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