“I'll take it” in Japanese is これにします, pronounced kore ni shimasu.
Pronunciation
The phrase has 6 beats (morae), each about the same length. Tap a syllable to hear it, or use the play button above for the whole phrase:
How to use it
Literally “I’ll go with this”. Also used when ordering food.
Example sentences
- じゃあ、これにします。じゃあ、これにします。Okay, I’ll take this one.
- 私はラーメンにします。わたしはラーメンにします。I’ll have the ramen.
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FAQ
How do you say I'll take it in Japanese?
I'll take it in Japanese is これにします, pronounced “kore ni shimasu”.