How to Say ‘Anything else / in addition’ in Japanese
ほかに
hoka ni
[HOH-kah nee]
💬 Usage Tip: [ほかに] is a handy “anything else?” / “in addition” phrase. Often followed by a noun: [ほかに ご注文は？] = “Any other order?”
🇯🇵 In Japan: Cashiers in Japan often check gently for missed items, so you’ll hear [ほかに〜] a lot at fast food counters.
Phrase Breakdown
ほか
hoka
[HOH-kah]
other; another; else
Used to ask if there is something additional or different. Common in ordering: 「ほかに〜は？」 = “Anything else?”
ほかにご注文はありますか。
Do you have any other order?
に
ni
[nee]
in; at; to; for; (particle)
Particle that marks a destination/time or adds the nuance “in addition to.” With ほかに it often means “besides/else/other.”
ほかにナゲットもお願いします。
Also, nuggets too, please.
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