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How to Say ‘Is breakfast included?’ in Japanese

朝ごはんはついていますか。

asagohan wa tsui te i masu ka

[ah-sah-goh-hahn wa tsui teh ee mahs ka]

💬 Usage Tip: [ついていますか] is a useful pattern for asking whether something is included. Swap in the thing you want to ask about: [朝ごはんはついていますか] or [Wi-Fiはついていますか].

Phrase Breakdown

朝ごはん

asagohan

[ah-sah-goh-hahn]

breakfast

Refers to the morning meal, often asked about in hotel reservations.

Example

朝ごはんはありますか。

Is breakfast available?

は

wa

[wa]

topic marker

Marks breakfast as the topic of the question.

Example

お部屋は禁煙です。

The room is non-smoking.

ついています

tsui te i masu

is included; comes with

Indicates something is included as part of the package or price.

Example

朝ごはんがついています。

Breakfast is included.

Words in this phrase

つい

tsui

[tsui]

attached / included

Part of the expression meaning something is included.

Example

朝ごはんがついています。

Breakfast is included.

て

te

[teh]

and / in te-form

Part of the verb construction ついています.

Example

てを含む形です。

It is a form that includes 'te'.

い

i

[ee]

to be

Part of the polite progressive/state expression います.

Example

いがあります。

There is an 'i'.

ます

masu

[mahs]

polite verb ending

Adds politeness to the verb expression in customer service Japanese.

Example

ますを使って話します。

I speak using 'masu'.

か

ka

[ka]

question marker

Turns the sentence into a polite question.

Example

予約はありますか。

Do you have a reservation?

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