How to Say ‘I am looking forward to it’ in Japanese
お待ちしております
おまちしております
💬 Usage Tip: A formal phrase commonly used to express anticipation.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Frequently used by staff as a courteous closing remark, enhancing customer relations.
Phrase Breakdown
お待ちおまち
Waiting
Polite form of waiting.
お待ちしています。
I am waiting.
してして
Doing
Indicates ongoing action or state.
読んでいます。
I am reading.
おりますおります
I am
Polite way to say 'I am doing'.
伺っております。
I am coming.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
おお
[o]
polite prefix
A prefix to add politeness, commonly before actions.
お待ちしております。
I will be waiting.
待ちまち
[machi]
wait
Remain in expectation or anticipation for something.
少し待ってください。
Please wait a moment.
しし
[shi]
do (formal)
A polite form of the verb 'to do' in Japanese.
お手伝いします。
I will help.
てて
[te]
te-form
Used to connect verbs or indicate requests.
見てください。
Please look.
おりおり
[ori]
to be (polite)
Polite form indicating a respectful action.
お待ちしております。
I will be waiting.
ますます
[masu]
polite suffix
Adds politeness to verbs in formal speech.
行きます。
I am going.
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