How to Say "Ok Google" in Japanese

OK Google

The English phrase OK Google is used in Japanese as a voice command to activate the Google Assistant.

In Japan, the English phrase OK Google is used directly as the activation command for the Google Assistant.

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While OK Google is a command, Japanese users often follow it with お願いします (onegai shimasu), effectively asking the AI for a favor.
Japanese users often interact with the assistant using highly polite 'keigo' forms, even though the trigger phrase itself is a foreign loanword.
When using voice commands in Japan, the accent on the 'ō' in オーケー can be quite long, which is a structural difference from the rapid 'o-kay' used by native English speakers.

OK Google, 明日の天気は何ですか？
OK Google, what's the weather like tomorrow?
OK Google, 東京タワーの高さ教えて
OK Google, tell me the height of Tokyo Tower.
OK Google, 宅配ピザおすすめは何ですか？
OK Google, what's a recommended home delivery pizza?
OK Google, 今日の天気は？
OK Google, kyō no tenki wa?
OK Google, what is the weather today?
OK Google, タイマーをセットして。
OK Google, taimā o setto shite.
OK Google, set a timer.
OK Google, 近くのカフェを教えて。
OK Google, chikaku no kafe o oshiete.
OK Google, tell me nearby cafes.

Yota and Himari are in the living room using a smart speaker.

陽太 Yota

OK Google, 明日のアラームをセットして。
OK Google, ashita no arāmu o setto shite.
OK Google, set an alarm for tomorrow.
陽葵 Himari

陽太くん、設定できた？
Yota-kun, settei dekita?
Yota, did you set it?
陽太 Yota

うん、バッチリだよ。
Un, bacchiri da yo.
Yeah, it's all set.
陽葵 Himari

よかった、助かるわ。
Yokatta, tasukaru wa.
Good, that helps a lot.

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