How to Say ‘FamilyMart is good too.’ in Japanese
ファミリーマートもいいですよ。
famirii maato mo ii desu yo
[fah-mee-ree maa-toh moh ee-ee dess yoh]
💬 Usage Tip: This sentence uses [も] nicely to add another opinion: "FamilyMart is good too." Easy and natural.
🇯🇵 In Japan: A common reason people say this: [ファミチキ], store-brand sweets, and convenient locations.
Phrase Breakdown
ファミリーマート
famirii maato
FamilyMart
The name of a convenience store chain.
ファミリーマートに行きます。
I go to FamilyMart.
Words in this phrase
ファミリー
famirii
[fah-mee-ree]
family
The first part of FamilyMart written in katakana.
ファミリーの店みたいで、ファミリーマートもいいですよ。
It feels like a family-type store, and FamilyMart is good too.
マート
maato
[maa-toh]
mart
The second part of FamilyMart.
このマートはファミリーマートもいいですよと言われます。
People say this mart, FamilyMart, is good too.
も
mo
[moh]
also; too
Adds FamilyMart as another good option.
セブンもファミリーマートもいいですよ。
7-Eleven and FamilyMart are both good too.
いいですよ
ii desu yo
is good; sounds good; that's fine
Polite way to say something is good or acceptable; often sounds friendly and inviting.
この店もいいですよ。
This shop is good too.
Words in this phrase
いい
ii
[ee-ee]
good
Describes something as good or nice.
ファミリーマートもいいですよ。
FamilyMart is good too.
です
desu
[dess]
is; polite form
Polite copula used in friendly conversation.
ファミリーマートもいいですよ。
FamilyMart is good too.
よ
yo
[yoh]
you know; emphasis
Adds friendly emphasis to the statement.
ファミリーマートもいいですよ。
FamilyMart is good too, you know.
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