Translation guide
How to express that something will be available or happen in the near future.
To say that a product, service, or event will be available or start in the near future.
Standard phrase used for movies, websites, products, etc. Literally 'public opening soon'.
This movie is coming soon.
Used for products that will go on sale soon. Literally 'on sale soon'.
The new product is coming soon.
Slightly more formal or literary. 'Opening shortly'.
The website will be launched soon.
To tell someone that an event or activity will happen soon.
Casual and common way to say 'soon'. Can be used for any upcoming event.
Summer vacation is coming soon.
Means 'in the near future', slightly more formal than もうすぐ.
Let's meet again soon.
Formal/literary, often used in announcements. 'Shortly'.
To create anticipation, often used in marketing or casual conversation.
The phrase 'coming soon' does not have a single direct equivalent. Translating word-for-word as 「来ているすぐ」 is incorrect. Use context-appropriate phrases like 近日公開 or もうすぐ.
間もなく電車が参ります。
The train will be arriving shortly.