How to Say ‘There are many’ in Japanese
が多いです
ga ooi desu
[gah oh-ee dess]
💬 Usage Tip: [が多いです] means 'there are many' or 'are numerous.' It often follows a noun, as in [車が多いです].
🇯🇵 In Japan: This pattern is useful for describing markets and trends, like how many cars of a certain brand you see in Japan.
Phrase Breakdown
が
ga
[gah]
subject marker
This particle marks the subject. In company comparisons, it highlights what has a certain quality.
トヨタの車が多いです。
There are many Toyota cars.
多い
ooi
[oh-ee]
many; a lot
An i-adjective meaning numerous or plentiful. Often used for cars seen on the road.
日本ではトヨタの車が多いです。
In Japan, there are many Toyota cars.
です
desu
[dess]
is; polite copula
A polite sentence ending meaning 'is/are.' It makes the statement sound polite and complete.
マツダの車はかっこいいです。
Mazda cars are cool.
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