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How to Say ‘That as well, please.’ in Japanese

それもお願いします。

sore mo o negai shi masu

[soh-reh moh oh neh-guy shee mahss]

💬 Usage Tip: [お願いします] after a noun or short phrase works like "please" for requests, so [それもお願いします] is literally "That too, please." It's a very useful pattern: [お水もお願いします], [いすもお願いします].

Phrase Breakdown

それも

sore mo

that too; that as well

Adds 'also' to refer to another item or request.

Example

それもください。

Please give me that too.

Words in this phrase

それ

sore

[soh-reh]

that

Points to a previously mentioned item or request.

Example

お子様用のいすがあれば、それもお願いします。

If you have a children's chair, that too, please.

mo

[moh]

also; too

Adds another request to what has already been discussed.

Example

アレルギー対応の料理、それもお願いします。

An allergy-friendly dish as well, please.

お願いします。

o negai shi masu

please; I'd like to request that

Polite way to make a request.

Example

水をお願いします。

Water, please.

Words in this phrase

o

[oh]

honorific prefix

A polite prefix used in service expressions like お願いします.

Example

それもお願いします。

That too, please.

願い

negai

[neh-guy]

request

From 願い, meaning a wish or request; in お願いします it means 'please.'

Example

それもお願いできますか。

Could I ask for that too?

shi

[shee]

do

Part of します, the polite form of 'to do.'

Example

それもお願いしますと伝えました。

I said, 'That too, please.'

ます

masu

[mahss]

polite verb ending

Makes the request sound polite and suitable in formal situations.

Example

それもお願いします。

That too, please.

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