How to Say ‘One room.’ in Japanese
お部屋は一つ。
o heya wa hito tsu
[oh heh-yah wah hee-toh-tsu tsu]
💬 Usage Tip: This is an abbreviated confirmation style. A full sentence could be [お部屋は一つです].
🇯🇵 In Japan: In reservation review, staff may use clipped phrases like reading from a checklist. It sounds efficient, not rude.
Phrase Breakdown
お部屋
o heya
room
Polite way to say 'room.'
お部屋はこちらです。
Your room is this way.
Words in this phrase
お
o
[oh]
honorific prefix
Polite prefix used before nouns when speaking to guests.
お部屋の番号はこちらです。
Here is your room number.
部屋
heya
[heh-yah]
room
Refers to a hotel room or guest room.
お部屋を一つ予約しました。
I reserved one room.
は一つ
wa hito tsu
is one
は marks the topic and 一つ means 'one' (one item/one room).
部屋は一つです。
There is one room.
Words in this phrase
は
wa
[wah]
as for; topic marker
Introduces the topic being described, here the room.
お部屋は禁煙です。
The room is non-smoking.
一
hito
[hee-toh-tsu]
one
Number one, used with the counter つ here.
一つ空いています。
One is available.
つ
tsu
[tsu]
general counter ending
Completes 一つ, a general way to count one thing.
お部屋は一つあります。
There is one room.
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