How to Say ‘There is also a child.’ in Japanese
子どももいます。
kodomo mo i masu
[koh-doh-moh moh ee mahss]
Phrase Breakdown
子ども
kodomo
[koh-doh-moh]
child; children
Refers to a child who is included in the reservation group.
子どももいます。席は広めが助かります。
There is also a child. A more spacious seat would help.
も
mo
[moh]
also; too
Shows that a child is included in addition to others.
子どももいます。
There is also a child.
います
i masu
there is; exists (for people/animals)
Used for living things such as people and animals.
犬がいます。
There is a dog.
Words in this phrase
い
i
[ee]
to be; to exist
Verb stem for saying a person is present.
子どももいます。
There is also a child.
ます
masu
[mahss]
polite verb ending
Adds politeness to the verb in service situations.
子どももいます。
There is also a child.
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