How to Say ‘Usual / same as always’ in Japanese
いつもの
itsu mo no
[ee-tsoo moh noh]
Phrase Breakdown
いつ
itsu
[ee-tsoo]
usual; always
From いつ, here part of いつもの meaning 'usual' or 'the one always used.'
いつもの道を通りたいです。
I want to take the usual road.
も
mo
[moh]
also; habitual part
Here part of いつも, meaning 'always' or 'usual.'
いつもの道のほうが安心です。
The usual road feels safer.
の
no
[noh]
possessive linker
Links いつも to the noun, creating 'usual ...'
いつもの道は分かりやすいです。
The usual road is easy to understand.
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