English–Japanese
“too” in Japanese
How to say “too” in Japanese
“Too” in Japanese is も (mo).
Adds an item to an existing set of people, things, or facts, showing that the same statement applies to it as well.
Example sentences with も
妹も学校へ行きます。imōto mo gak kō e i ki ma su
My younger sister goes to school too.
妹も毎朝、牛乳を飲みます。imōto mo mai asa gyū nyū o no mi ma su
My younger sister drinks milk every morning too.
Tips for using も
- Unlike English too, も (mo) usually follows the noun or phrase it adds, and in a negative sentence it often corresponds to either.