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How to Say ‘And one ramune too, please.’ in Japanese

あと、ラムネも一つください。

ato ramune mo hito tsu kudasai

[AH-toh RAH-moo-neh moh HEE-toh tsoo koo-dah-sigh]

💬 Usage Tip: あと at the start of a sentence means "and also" or "one more thing". It's handy for adding items to an order.

Phrase Breakdown

あと、ラムネも

ato ramune mo

and also, ramune too

あと (ato) means 'and also' when you add to an order. ラムネも means 'ramune too'.

Example

あと、お水もください。

Also, water too, please.

Words in this phrase

あと

ato

[AH-toh]

also; and then; in addition

Used to add another item to a list or order.

Example

あと、ご飯も一つ。

Also, one rice.

ラムネ

ramune

[RAH-moo-neh]

ramune (soda)

A lemon-lime soda in a glass bottle sealed with a marble, popular at summer festivals.

Example

夏祭りでラムネを飲みました。

I drank ramune at the summer festival.

も

[moh]

also; too

A particle meaning also or too.

Example

電話番号もお願いします。

Your phone number too, please.

一つください。

hito tsu kudasai

one, please

一つ means 'one'. ください means 'please give me'.

Example

パンを一つください。

One bread, please.

Words in this phrase

一

hito

[HEE-toh]

one

The number one; read 'hito' before the counter tsu.

Example

ケーキを一つください。

One cake, please.

つ

tsu

[tsoo]

counter

A counter for general objects in Japanese.

Example

卵を一つください。

Please give me one egg.

ください

kudasai

[koo-dah-sigh]

please (give me)

Used to make polite requests.

Example

水をください。

Please give me water.

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