How to Say ‘Then I'll have oolong tea, too.’ in Japanese
じゃあ、私もウーロン茶で。
jaa watashi mo uuron cha de
[JAH wah-TAH-shee moh OO-rohn CHAH de]
💬 Usage Tip: Ending with just で is a short, casual way to order. It stands in for でお願いします "I'll have it with…, please".
Phrase Breakdown
じゃあ、私も
jaa watashi mo
well then, me too
じゃあ (jaa) means 'well then'. Use a long 'aa'. 私も (watashi mo) means 'me too'.
じゃあ、私も行きます。
Well then, I'll go too.
Words in this phrase
じゃあ
jaa
[JAH]
well then
Casual word used when making a decision based on what was said.
じゃあ、行きましょう。
Well then, let's go.
私
watashi
[wah-TAH-shee]
I; me
The standard polite word for 'I', used by anyone.
私は学生です。
I am a student.
も
mo
[moh]
also; too
A particle meaning also or too.
電話番号もお願いします。
Your phone number too, please.
ウーロン茶で。
uuron cha de
oolong tea (for me)
～で (de) here is a short, casual way to say 'I'll have...' when ordering.
コーヒーで。
Coffee, please.
Words in this phrase
ウーロン
uuron
[OO-rohn]
oolong
A type of Chinese tea, written in katakana; very common in Japanese restaurants.
ウーロン茶は人気です。
Oolong tea is popular.
茶
cha
[CHAH]
tea
Tea; used as a suffix in tea names like 緑茶 or 麦茶.
お茶を飲みます。
I drink tea.
で
de
[de]
by; with; using
A particle that shows the method or means used to do something.
カードで払えますか。
Can I pay by card?
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