How do you say "You’d like to confirm your reservation." in Japanese?

"You’d like to confirm your reservation." in Japanese is "ご予約の確認ですね。". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

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How to Say ‘You’d like to confirm your reservation.’ in Japanese

Q: What does "ご予約の確認ですね。" mean in English?

"ご予約の確認ですね。" means "You’d like to confirm your reservation." in English. Usage tip: This literally means “It is reservation confirmation, right.” In natural English, it becomes “You’d like to confirm your reservation.” [ですね] makes it sound polite, not blunt.

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]

💬 Usage Tip: This literally means “It is reservation confirmation, right.” In natural English, it becomes “You’d like to confirm your reservation.” [ですね] makes it sound polite, not blunt.

🇯🇵 In Japan: Staff often restate your request in Japan to show they understood correctly. It is part of careful hospitality.

Phrase Breakdown

ご予約

go yoyaku

reservation

Honorific form of 予約, meaning a reservation or booking.

Example

ご予約をお願いします。

I'd like to make a reservation.

Words in this phrase

ご

[goh]

honorific prefix

A polite prefix added to make a noun more respectful in customer-facing language.

Example

「ご」は「ご予約」で丁寧な表現になります。

"ご" makes "reservation" more polite in "ご予約."

予約

yoyaku

[yoh-yah-koo]

reservation

A booking made in advance for a trip, hotel, restaurant, or service.

Example

お客様の予約を確認いたします。

I will confirm the customer's reservation.

の確認

no kakunin

confirmation of

の links the two nouns, so this means 'confirmation of (the) reservation.'

Example

予約の確認をします。

I will confirm the reservation.

Words in this phrase

の

[noh]

A particle connecting two nouns, showing relationship such as "reservation confirmation."

Example

「ご予約の確認」で「の」が言葉をつなげます。

In "reservation confirmation," "の" connects the words.

確認

kakunin

[kah-koo-neen]

confirmation

The act of checking details to make sure they are correct.

Example

ご予約の確認をお願いします。

Please confirm the reservation.

ですね

desu ne

I see; isn't it?

A polite sentence ending used to confirm understanding or seek agreement.

Example

そうですね。

I see.

Words in this phrase

です

desu

[dess]

is / am / are

A polite copula used to state information formally.

Example

こちらが出発時間です。

This is the departure time.

ね

[neh]

right? / isn't it?

A particle used to confirm information with the listener in a soft, polite way.

Example

明日のご出発ですね。

Your departure is tomorrow, right?

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