How to Say ‘I'll contact you’ in Japanese
連絡するよ
renraku suru yo
[ren-rah-koo soo-roo yoh]
💬 Usage Tip: Sentence-final [よ] adds a feeling of letting the other person know something: [連絡するよ] is more like "I'll let you know, okay." Without [よ], it sounds a bit plainer.
Phrase Breakdown
連絡
renraku
[ren-rah-koo]
contact; message
A noun meaning contact or communication. With する, it becomes the verb to contact.
あとで連絡するよ。
I will contact you later.
する
suru
[soo-roo]
to do
A very common verb meaning to do. It also combines with nouns to make verbal expressions.
あとで連絡するよ。
I will contact you later.
よ
yo
[yoh]
you know; I tell you; emphasis particle
A sentence-ending particle that adds emphasis or gives information confidently.
大丈夫だよ。
It's okay, you know.
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