How to Say ‘One cola, please.’ in Japanese
コーラをひとつ。
koora o hito tsu
[koh-rah oh hee-toh tsoo]
💬 Usage Tip: This uses the same quick order pattern as food items: item + [を] + quantity. You can reuse it easily with drinks too, like [お茶をひとつ].
Phrase Breakdown
コーラ
koora
[koh-rah]
cola
コーラ is the item being ordered; often followed by をひとつ for “one”.
コーラをひとつください。
One cola, please.
を
o
[oh]
object marker
を marks the direct object (the thing you order, drink, eat, buy).
コーラをひとつ。
One cola.
ひと
hito
[hee-toh]
one (part of ひとつ)
ひと is part of ひとつ (“one”). The full counter for general items is ひとつ.
ひとつお願いします。
One, please.
つ
tsu
[tsoo]
(part of ひとつ) counter ending
つ completes ひとつ, a general counter meaning “one (item).”
コーラをひとつお願いします。
One cola, please.
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