How to Say ‘Reservation confirmation?’ in Japanese
ご予約の確認ですね。
go yoyaku no kakunin desu ne
[goh yoh-yah-koo noh kah-koo-neen dess neh]
🇯🇵 In Japan: This kind of short confirmation is very common in customer service. Staff often repeat your request back in a concise way to show they understood before moving on.
Phrase Breakdown
ご予約
go yoyaku
your reservation; a reservation
Polite prefix ご attached to 予約, making it a polite way to say “reservation.”
ご予約を確認します。
I will check your reservation.
Words in this phrase
ご
go
[goh]
honorific prefix
A polite prefix that makes the expression sound respectful toward the customer.
ご予約の確認ですね。
This is for reservation confirmation, right?
予約
yoyaku
[yoh-yah-koo]
reservation; booking
The customer's reserved service such as a hotel room or tour.
予約の内容を確認します。
I will check the reservation details.
の
no
[noh]
of; 's
Connects reservation and confirmation to mean confirmation of the reservation.
予約の確認ですね。
It is reservation confirmation, right?
確認
kakunin
[kah-koo-neen]
confirmation; checking
Checking the details of the customer's booking.
確認のため少々お待ちください。
Please wait a moment for confirmation.
ですね
desu ne
is that right?; I see; right?
A sentence-ending phrase used to confirm information or show understanding politely.
ご予約の確認ですね。
You’d like to confirm the reservation, right?
Words in this phrase
です
desu
[dess]
is; am; are
Polite ending used in formal service conversation.
こちらの便でよろしいです。
This flight is fine.
ね
ne
[neh]
right?; isn't it?
Used to softly confirm what the customer wants.
ご予約の確認ですね。
This is for reservation confirmation, right?
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