How to Say ‘Your reservation is for next Friday.’ in Japanese
ご予約は来週の金曜日です。
go yoyaku wa raishuu no kinyoubi desu
[go yoh-yah-koo wa rye-shoo no kee-nyoh-bee dess]
💬 Usage Tip: [来週の金曜日] uses [の] to narrow one noun with another: "the Friday of next week," meaning next Friday. The same pattern works with dates and times like [来月の一日] or [午後の便].
Phrase Breakdown
ご予約
go yoyaku
your reservation; a reservation
Polite wording for reservation.
ご予約を確認します。
I will check your reservation.
Words in this phrase
ご
go
[go]
polite prefix
An honorific prefix added to some nouns to make the expression more polite, common in customer service.
ご予約を確認します。
I will confirm your reservation.
予約
yoyaku
[yoh-yah-koo]
reservation
A booking or reservation for a hotel, flight, tour, or restaurant.
予約は来週です。
The reservation is for next week.
は
wa
[wa]
topic marker
Particle that marks the topic of the sentence; here it highlights the reservation.
朝ごはんはついています。
Breakfast is included.
来週
raishuu
[rye-shoo]
next week
Refers to the week after the current one, often used in booking details.
来週に空きがあります。
There is availability next week.
の
no
[no]
of
Particle linking nouns, similar to 'of' or showing attribution; here links next week and Friday.
ホテルの予約です。
It is a hotel reservation.
金曜日
kinyoubi
[kee-nyoh-bee]
Friday
The day of the week Friday, often used for check-in, tours, or reservation dates.
金曜日に出発します。
We depart on Friday.
です
desu
[dess]
is / am / are
A polite copula used to end statements formally.
こちらが予約です。
This is the reservation.
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