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.
黒も見ますか。
Will you look at black too?
Words in this phrase
黒
kuro
[kuro]
black
A basic color word meaning black. In shopping, it refers to a black item or black color option.
黒のシャツもあります。
There is also a black shirt.
も
mo
[mo]
also; too
A particle meaning also or too. It adds another option to what was already mentioned.
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.
これを見ますか。
Would you like to see this?
Words in this phrase
見
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.
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.
毎日シャツを着ます。
I wear a shirt every day.
か
ka
[ka]
question marker
A sentence-ending particle that turns a statement into a question.
赤ですか。
Is it red?
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