How to Say ‘Can be delivered’ in Japanese
届けられます
todoke rare masu
[toh-doh-keh rah-reh mahss]
💬 Usage Tip: [届けられます] means "can be delivered." You'll often see this [られます] shape to say something is possible, like [今日は送れます] "it can be sent today."
Phrase Breakdown
届け
todoke
[toh-doh-keh]
deliver; send
The verb stem of 届ける, meaning to deliver something to a destination.
ホテルに届けます。
I will deliver it to the hotel.
られ
rare
[rah-reh]
can be; passive/potential part
Part of the passive or potential form, here contributing to the meaning 'can be delivered.'
今日届けられます。
It can be delivered today.
ます
masu
[mahss]
polite verb ending
Polite ending used in formal speech, common in customer service.
すぐ届けられます。
It can be delivered soon.
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