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How to Say ‘It is included too.’ in Japanese

も入っています。

mo haitsu te i masu

[moh hait teh ee mahs]

💬 Usage Tip: [入っています] literally means something like "has entered," but with lists or charges it often means "is included." You'll see the same pattern in things like [朝食も入っています] for "breakfast is included too."

Phrase Breakdown

mo

[moh]

also; too

Particle showing that something else is included as well.

Example

深夜料金も入っています。

The late-night surcharge is also included.

入っています

haitsu te i masu

is included; is in it

From 入る (to enter; to be included). In this form it means something is contained or included.

Example

料金に税金が入っています。

Tax is included in the price.

Words in this phrase

入っ

haitsu

[hait]

included; entered in

Stem showing that something is inside or included.

Example

サービス料も入っています。

The service fee is also included.

te

[teh]

and; -te form connector

Te-form ending used as part of 入っています.

Example

追加料金もて入っています。

The extra fee is also included.

i

[ee]

to be; ongoing state

Part of the pattern expressing a current included state.

Example

税金もい入っています。

Tax is also included.

ます

masu

[mahs]

polite verb ending

Polite ending in a statement to a customer or driver.

Example

手数料もます入っています。

The handling fee is also included.

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