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

ラムネも一つください。

ramune mo hito tsu kudasai

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

💬 Usage Tip: も means "also" or "too", and it replaces は or が right after the item. Compare 焼きそばも "yakisoba too".

Phrase Breakdown

ラムネも

ramune mo

ramune too

ラムネ (ramune) is a Japanese soda in a marble-sealed bottle. も (mo) means 'also, too'.

Example

ラムネも飲みたい。

I want to drink ramune too.

Words in this phrase

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

This is the standard ordering phrase, 'one, please'.

Example

お茶を一つください。

One tea, 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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