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How To Invite People and Make Plans In Japanese
Here are some ways to invite someone to do something in Japanese:
Are you free tomorow? « Asu ha hima desu ka »
Are you doing anything this afternoon? « Kyou no gogo ha nanika yotei aru ? »
I would like to invite you to dinner : « Anata ha yuushoku ni omaneki shitai no desu ga. »
Would you have lunch with me? : « Watashi to chuushoku wo ikaga desu ka »
I would love to have dinner with you : « Yuushoku wo issho ni ikaga desu ka »
We go eat together? « Issho ni tabini ikimasu ka »
We go have a drink together? « Nomi ni ikimasu ka »
How about going to the park? « Koen he iku koto ha dou desu ka »
Let’s go see a movie! « eiga mini ikou »
Won’t you join us? « issohi ni ikimisen ka »
What do you want to do? « Sochira ha nani ga ii desu ka »
I want to see… : « ….ga mitai na »
I want to go to … : « … ni ikitai desu »
Do you want to join me : « Issho ni shimasu ka »
Could you give me your phone number : « anata no denwa bango wo itadakemau ka »
Yes, with pleasure : « Hai, yorokonde. »
It’s a good idea : « Sore ha ii kangae da »
It’s very nice of you ! « Goshinsetsu ni »
Yes, I’m very pleased ! « Hai, totemo ureshii desu »
No, thank you « iie, kekkou desu »
I’m sorry. « Hontou ni gomennasai »
I have something to do : « Yotei ga arimasu »
I’m very busy « Totemo isogashii desu. »
I’m not free : « Hima ga arimasen »
It’s not possible : « Muri desu »
I can’t on this date : « Sono hi ha dekimasen »
I don’t think I can : « Dekinai to omoimasu »
I wish I could, but… « Sou dekireba ii’n da deko… »
Not right now « ima ha dame desu »
Where shall we meet? « Doko de ai shimashou ka »
When is it convenient for you? « tsugou ga ii no ha itsu ? »
About what thime? « itsu goro ni suru ? »
Whenever : « itsu demo ii yo »
When you have time : « anata no tsugou no yoi toki ni »
I’m free today, but I’ll be busy tomorow : « Kyou ha hima desu kedo ashita ha isogashii’n desu »
How about the 10th? : « Touka ha dou desu ka »
When are you free? : « itsu nara ii no »
You decide when and where! « itsu ni doko ni suru ka kimete »
It’s too early « hayasugi »
It’s too late « ososugi »
See you then « deha nochihodo »
See you next time : « Mata ne »
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