How to Say ‘One room’ in Japanese
は一つ
wa hito tsu
[wah hee-toh-tsu tsu]
💬 Usage Tip: [一つ] is a general counter meaning “one.” Here it means one room because the topic [お部屋] is already stated.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Japanese often drops repeated words when context is obvious, so short phrases like this sound natural at reception desks.
Phrase Breakdown
は
wa
[wah]
as for; topic marker
Marks the topic, here referring to the number of rooms.
お部屋は一つです。
The room is one.
一
hito
[hee-toh-tsu]
one
The number one; in this phrase it combines with つ to count things.
一つ予約があります。
There is one reservation.
つ
tsu
[tsu]
general counter ending
Counter used with numbers to count general objects; 一つ means one item.
お部屋は一つございます。
There is one room.
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