How to Say ‘Two salads, ready.’ in Japanese
サラダ二つ、上がりました。
sarada futa tsu agari mashi ta
[sah-RAH-dah foo-tah-tsoo tsoo ah-GAH-ree tah]
Phrase Breakdown
サラダ二つ、
sarada futa tsu
two salads
Japanese puts the item first, then the number. Say 'sa-ra-da fu-ta-tsu', then pause briefly.
サラダ二つ、お願いします。
Two salads, please.
Words in this phrase
サラダ
sarada
[sah-RAH-dah]
salad
Loanword from English 'salad'.
サラダができました。
The salad is ready.
二
futa
[foo-tah-tsoo]
two
The number two, used as part of a counting expression.
荷物は二つあります。
There are two pieces of luggage.
つ
tsu
[tsoo]
counter
A counter for general objects in Japanese.
卵を一つください。
Please give me one egg.
上がりました。
agari mashi ta
are ready
This is a kitchen call meaning the food is ready to serve. Say it clearly: 'a-ga-ri-ma-shi-ta'.
唐揚げ、上がりました。
The karaage is ready!
Words in this phrase
上がり
agari
[ah-GAH-ree]
to be done; to be ready (dish)
Stem of 上がる; in kitchens, a dish 'goes up' when finished and ready at the pass.
ステーキが上がりました。
The steak is up.
まし
mashi
た
ta
[tah]
past tense ending
This ending completes the polite past tense form.
空席がございまし た。
There were vacant seats.
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