How do you say "Do you have an explanation in English?" in Japanese?

Quick use

Use えいごのせつめいはありますか (eigo no setsumei wa arimasu ka) when a form, notice, or procedure is hard to understand in Japanese.

Ask this early, before spending a long time guessing.

Chunk or pattern

Reusable pattern: 〜 は / ありますか

You can replace えいごのせつめい with another thing you are looking for.

Useful office examples:

• えいごのしょるいはありますか — Do you have an English document?
• みほんはありますか — Do you have a sample?
• コピーきはありますか — Is there a copy machine?

Core words

• えいご: English.
• せつめい: explanation.
• ありますか: do you have / is there?

Helper words and endings

• の: links nouns. えいごのせつめい means “an English explanation.”
• は: marks the topic you are asking about.
• ありますか: asks whether something exists or is available.

Practical note

Some offices may not have English-speaking staff, but they may still have English forms, sample sheets, or printed explanations. This phrase helps you ask for those materials directly.