Markdown lesson
How do you say "I have an appointment today" in Japanese?
Use this at city hall or another public office when you talk to reception staff.
I have an appointment today
受付
Use きょう よやく が あります (kyou yoyaku ga arimasu) at city hall or another public office when you talk to reception staff. The core reusable pattern is `〜 よやく が / あります`.
Answer
Two layers, same practical line
きょうよやくがあります
きょう よやく が / あります
kyou yoyaku ga / arimasu
Lesson body
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Quick use
Use きょう よやく が あります (kyou yoyaku ga arimasu) at city hall or another public office when you talk to reception staff. It is meant to be short, polite, and easy to say under pressure.
Chunk or pattern
- Base pattern:
〜 よやく が / あります - Swap the
〜part for the person, place, item, or detail you need.
Helper words and endings
ます: is a polite verb ending.
Practical note
Keep this line short. In everyday conversations, a short clear phrase usually works better than trying to explain too much.