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How to Say ‘Kirin is popular too.’ in Japanese

キリンも人気です。

kirin mo ninki desu

[kee-reen mo neen-kee desu]

💬 Usage Tip: [も] adds Kirin to an already mentioned group. It implies another brand is also popular.

🇯🇵 In Japan: This mirrors real Japanese conversation well: people often avoid absolute statements and instead add balanced comments like this.

Phrase Breakdown

キリン

kirin

[kee-reen]

Kirin

A Japanese beer and beverage brand often compared with Asahi, Sapporo, and Suntory.

Example

キリンも人気です。

Kirin is also popular.

mo

[mo]

also; too

Shows that Kirin is included in the same positive statement.

Example

キリンも人気です。

Kirin is also popular.

人気

ninki

[neen-kee]

popular

A na-adjective/noun meaning popular or well-liked.

Example

キリンも人気です。

Kirin is also popular.

です

desu

[desu]

is; am; are

Polite sentence ending.

Example

キリンも人気です。

Kirin is also popular.

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