How to Say ‘You too’ in Japanese
あなたも
anata mo
[ah-nah-tah moh]
🇯🇵 In Japan: [あなたも] is understandable, but in real family Japanese it can sound more direct than natural. With in-laws, [お父さんも] or [お二人も] will usually land better.
Phrase Breakdown
あなた
anata
[ah-nah-tah]
you
A pronoun meaning you, though in Japanese it is often omitted or replaced with a name or title.
あなたも来ますか。
Are you coming too?
も
mo
[moh]
also; too
A particle meaning also or too, adding someone or something to the same situation.
あなたも気をつけてください。
Please take care too.
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