How to Say ‘My neck is ticklish too’ in Japanese
首もくすぐったい
kubi mo kusuguttai
[koo-BEE moh koo-soo-GOOT-tie]
💬 Usage Tip: も after a noun means "too" or "also": 首も (kubi mo) "the neck too". It replaces は or が rather than adding to them.
Phrase Breakdown
首も
kubi mo
the neck too
首 (kubi, neck) + も (also). Pronounced 'ku-bi-mo'.
首も痛いです。
My neck hurts too.
Words in this phrase
首
kubi
[koo-BEE]
neck
The part connecting the head to the body.
首が凝っています。
My neck is stiff.
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.
くすぐったい
kusuguttai
[koo-soo-GOOT-tie]
ticklish
Adjective for the tickling feeling when touched.
足の裏がくすぐったいです。
The soles of my feet are ticklish.
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