How to Say ‘Once more’ in Japanese
もう一度
mou itsu do
[MOH ee-CHEE do]
💬 Usage Tip: Add お願いします "please" after it to ask someone to repeat: もう一度お願いします "Once more, please."
Phrase Breakdown
もう
mou
[MOH]
once more; another
With a number, もう means 'another' or 'one more'.
もう一つください。
One more, please.
一
itsu
[ee-CHEE]
one
The number one, combined with counters.
一つください。
One, please.
度
do
[do]
times
Counter for occurrences.
三度目の正直。
Third time's the charm.
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