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How to Say ‘Would be good?’ in Japanese

がいいですか

ga ii desu ka

[ga ee dess ka]

💬 Usage Tip: [Noun] + [がいいですか] asks which option would be preferable: [いつがいいですか] "when is good?" You can reuse it with other choices, like [何曜日がいいですか。]

Phrase Breakdown

が

ga

[ga]

subject marker

A particle that marks what is being asked about or identified as the subject.

Example

いつがいいですか。

What time/day is good?

いい

ii

[ee]

good

An adjective meaning good, suitable, or preferable.

Example

月曜がいいですか。

Is Monday good?

ですか

desu ka

is it? / do you...?

A polite question ending used to ask for confirmation or preference.

Example

これでいいですか。

Is this okay?

Words in this phrase

です

desu

[dess]

is/am/are

A polite copula used to make statements polite.

Example

この時間がいいです。

This time is good.

か

ka

[ka]

question marker

A sentence-ending particle that turns a statement into a question.

Example

月曜がいいですか。

Is Monday good?

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