How do you say "Again" in Japanese?

"Again" in Japanese is "また". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

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How to Say ‘Again’ in Japanese

Q: What does "また" mean in English?

"また" means "Again" in English. Usage tip: [また] is a friendly “again/see you.” In medical context it often signals follow-up: [また来てください] (“please come again”).

また

mata

[mah-tah]

💬 Usage Tip: [また] is a friendly “again/see you.” In medical context it often signals follow-up: [また来てください] (“please come again”).

🇯🇵 In Japan: Doctors may end with [また] as a soft closing, similar to “see you next time,” even in serious settings.

Phrase Breakdown

また

mata

[mah-tah]

again

また means “again.” Doctors use it when telling you to return for follow-up or repeat tests.

Example

またけっかをききにきます。

I will come again to hear the results.

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