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How to Say ‘Would you like to look at the black one too?’ in Japanese

黒も見ますか。

kuro mo mi masu ka

[kuro mo mi masu ka]

💬 Usage Tip: [も] means "also/too." You can attach it after a color or item to add another option: [黒も見ますか] = "Want to see the black one too?" and [赤もあります] = "We also have red."

Phrase Breakdown

黒も

kuro mo

black too

Indicates black is also being considered or shown.

Example

黒も見ますか。

Will you look at black too?

Words in this phrase

kuro

[kuro]

black

A basic color word meaning black. In shopping, it refers to a black item or black color option.

Example

黒のシャツもあります。

There is also a black shirt.

mo

[mo]

also; too

A particle meaning also or too. It adds another option to what was already mentioned.

Example

赤も見ます。

I will also look at red.

見ますか

mi masu ka

will you look at?; would you like to see?

A polite question used when offering or suggesting something to view.

Example

これを見ますか。

Would you like to see this?

Words in this phrase

mi

[mi]

see; look

The verb stem of 見ます, meaning to see or look at. In stores, it often means to check or view an item.

Example

そのシャツを見ます。

I look at that shirt.

ます

masu

[masu]

polite verb ending

A polite verb ending used in present/future affirmative forms, as in 見ます or 着ます.

Example

毎日シャツを着ます。

I wear a shirt every day.

ka

[ka]

question marker

A sentence-ending particle that turns a statement into a question.

Example

赤ですか。

Is it red?

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