How to Say ‘Is a window seat available?’ in Japanese
窓側の席は空いていますか?
まどがわのせきはあいていますか?
💬 Usage Tip: The word [窓側] (madogawa) means 'window side', commonly used for seats.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Window seats are popular in Japan as they often offer nice views and a bit of privacy.
Phrase Breakdown
窓側の席
は
空いていますか
Word-by-Word Breakdown
窓側まどがわ
[madogawa]
window-side
Refers to the side of the room or area that is nearest to or faces the window.
窓側の席に座りたいです。
I want to sit by the window-side.
のの
[no]
of
A particle used to express possession, relationship, or the role in a structure.
友達の家に行きます。
I am going to a friend's house.
席せき
[seki]
seat
A place for a person to sit, typically with a back and legs.
この席は予約済みです。
This seat is reserved.
はは
[wa]
topic marker
A particle indicating the topic of the sentence.
私は学生です。
I am a student.
空いあい
[ai]
to be open
Describes if a seat or area is available or not occupied.
今、窓側の席は空いていません。
Currently, the window-side seat is not available.
てて
[te]
and
A connecting particle used in various grammatical structures.
彼と話してから、行きます。
I will go after talking to him.
いい
[i]
to be
Indicates the existence or presence of something.
部屋には何もありません。
There is nothing in the room.
ますます
[masu]
polite form
Indicates a polite form of sentence.
映画を観ますか?
Do you watch movies?
かか
[ka]
question particle
Indicates a question or asks for confirmation.
いい天気ですか?
Is it good weather?
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