How do you say "Iced, please." in Japanese?

"Iced, please." in Japanese is "アイスでお願いします。". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

What does "アイスでお願いします。" mean in English?

"アイスでお願いします。" means "Iced, please." in English. Usage tip: Polite request: [お願いします] (o-ne-ga-i-shi-ma-su) can be used to make any request politely.

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How to Say ‘Iced, please.’ in Japanese

アイスでお願いします。

アイスでおねがいします。

💬 Usage Tip: Polite request: [お願いします] (o-ne-ga-i-shi-ma-su) can be used to make any request politely.

🇯🇵 In Japan: Being polite and clear is appreciated in Japan’s service culture.

Phrase Breakdown

アイスアイス

iced

Refers to cold beverages.

Example

アイスカフェラテを注文する。

Order an iced café latte.

でで

by/with

Used to indicate means or method.

Example

車で行く。

Go by car.

お願いしますおねがいします

please

Used to politely ask for something.

Example

お願いします、道を教えてください。

Please, tell me the way.

Word-by-Word Breakdown

アイスアイス

[aisu]

ice

Short form of iced, referring to a cold drink.

Example

アイスのお茶を飲みたいです。

I want to drink iced tea.

でで

[de]

Particle indicating means or reason.

Example

電車で行きます。

I will go by train.

おお

[o]

request marker

Used to politely request or ask for.

Example

チケットをお願いします。

Please give me a ticket.

願いねがい

[negai]

wish

A form of the verb wish or ask.

Example

お願いがあります。

I have a request.

しし

[shi]

to do

Basic verb form meaning to do.

Example

考えてします。

I will think and do it.

ますます

[masu]

politeness marker

Ending of a verb to show politeness.

Example

助けます。

I will help.

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