How do you say "Is it confirmed?" in Japanese?

"Is it confirmed?" in Japanese is "確定しましたか？". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

What does "確定しましたか？" mean in English?

"確定しましたか？" means "Is it confirmed?" in English. Usage tip: Uses the verb [確定する] (kakutei suru), meaning 'to confirm'.

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How to Say ‘Is it confirmed?’ in Japanese

確定しましたか？

かくていしましたか？

💬 Usage Tip: Uses the verb [確定する] (kakutei suru), meaning 'to confirm'.

🇯🇵 In Japan: Confirmation ensures accuracy and reliability in communication, key in business settings.

Phrase Breakdown

確定かくてい

Decide / Confirm

Means making a decision or confirming something.

Example

日程が確定しました。

The schedule has been confirmed.

しましたしました

Did / Have done

Indicates past completion.

Example

宿題をしましたか？

Have you done your homework?

か？か？

Question marker

Indicates a question.

Example

元気ですか？

How are you?

Word-by-Word Breakdown

確定かくてい

[kakutei]

Confirmation

The act of making sure or validating.

Example

予約の確定が必要です。

Confirmation of the reservation is required.

しし

[shi]

To do

Action indicating verb.

Example

書類を提出しました。

I submitted the documents.

ましまし

[mashi]

Past tense marker

Indicates that an action was completed.

Example

食べ終わりました。

I have finished eating.

たた

[ta]

Past tense

Indicates a completed action.

Example

終わりました。

It is finished.

かか

[ka]

Question marker

Used to turn statements into questions.

Example

もう行きましたか。

Have you already gone?

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