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How do you say "can you recommend a restaurant" in Japanese?

おすすめのレストランはありますか?

osusumeno resutoran haarimasuka?

Phrase Katakana

In Japanese, "can you recommend a restaurant" is おすすめのレストランはありますか? (osusumeno resutoran haarimasuka?).

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Pronunciation

Say oh-soo-soo-meh-noh reh-soo-toh-ran wah ah-ree-mah-soo-kah, osusume means recommendation, with a doubled su sound at its core.

Writing and usage

おすすめのレストランはありますか? is written using katakana. It's a phrase, and this word is also taught inside the Noun Town language learning game, where it appears in interactive lessons alongside hundreds of other everyday words.

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How to remember おすすめのレストランはありますか?

Osusume sounds like 'oh, sue, sue, may', picture two chefs both named Sue arguing over which restaurant to recommend.

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Questions about おすすめのレストランはありますか?

How do you pronounce おすすめのレストランはありますか??

Say oh-soo-soo-meh-noh reh-soo-toh-ran wah ah-ree-mah-soo-kah, osusume means recommendation, with a doubled su sound at its core.

Is おすすめのレストランはありますか? formal or casual?

おすすめのレストランはありますか? is a common everyday expression. Context and tone of voice matter more than the words themselves for how formal it sounds.

How is おすすめのレストランはありますか? written in Japanese?

おすすめのレストランはありますか? is written using katakana. Romanised, it reads as osusumeno resutoran haarimasuka?.

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