How to Say ‘Two hamburg steaks.’ in Japanese
ハンバーグ二つです。
hanbaagu futa tsu desu
[hanbaagu futa tsu desu]
💬 Usage Tip: This literally means "[ハンバーグ], two." Very natural for reading tickets aloud: item + quantity + [です].
🇯🇵 In Japan: Japanese order reading is often short and rhythmic so the whole team can hear and confirm quickly.
Phrase Breakdown
ハンバーグ
hanbaagu
[hanbaagu]
hamburg steak
The dish name on the ticket.
ハンバーグ二つです。
It’s two hamburg steaks.
二つ
futa tsu
two (things)
Counter for general objects; used here to say there are two hamburg steaks.
りんごを二つください。
Two apples, please.
Words in this phrase
二
futa
[futa]
two
The number two in the counter phrase 二つ.
ハンバーグ二つです。
It’s two hamburg steaks.
つ
tsu
[tsu]
counter for things
A general counter ending used for items.
ハンバーグ二つです。
It’s two hamburg steaks.
です
desu
[desu]
is; it is
A polite ending used when reading back an order.
ハンバーグ二つです。
It’s two hamburg steaks.
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