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How to Say ‘When would you like it?’ in Japanese

いつがよろしいですか?

いつがよろしいですか?

💬 Usage Tip: Polite way to inquire about a preferred time. [よろしい] is a formal version of 'good'.

🇯🇵 In Japan: Customarily, customer preferences are prioritized in Japanese services.

Phrase Breakdown

いついつ

when

Asks for a specific time or date.

Example

いつ行きますか?

When will you go?

(subject marker)

Identifies the subject of a sentence.

Example

彼が来ます。

He is coming.

よろしいよろしい

good/preferable

A polite way to ask if something is okay.

Example

この時間でよろしいですか?

Is this time preferable?

ですかですか

is it?

Indicates a question.

Example

これでよろしいですか?

Is this acceptable?

Word-by-Word Breakdown

いついつ

[itsu]

When

A question word used to ask about the time.

Example

君は『いつ』来ますか?

When will you come?

[ga]

Subject Marker

A particle indicating the subject of a sentence.

Example

それ『が』いいですね。

That's good, isn't it?

よろしいよろしい

[yoroshii]

Preferable

A formal way to express preference or suitability.

Example

お茶が『よろしい』です。

Tea is preferable.

ですです

[desu]

Is/Am/Are

A copula used at the end of sentences for polite expressions.

Example

それで大丈夫『です』。

That will be fine.

[ka]

Question Marker

A sentence-ending particle that indicates a question.

Example

彼は来ました『か』?

Did he come?

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