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How to Say ‘I had fun too.’ in Japanese

私も楽しかったです。

watashi mo tanoshikatsu ta desu

[wah-TAH-shee moh tah-NOH-shee-kaht tah dess]

💬 Usage Tip: も means "too/also" and takes the place of は after the person: 私も is "me too". Also 僕も "me too" (said by men).

Phrase Breakdown

私も

watashi mo

I also / me too

私 (watashi) means 'I', and も (mo) means 'also'. Keep them together as one unit.

Example

私も行きます。

I'll go too.

Words in this phrase

私

watashi

[wah-TAH-shee]

I; me

The standard polite word for 'I', used by anyone.

Example

私は学生です。

I am a student.

も

mo

[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.

楽しかったです。

tanoshikatsu ta desu

had fun / it was fun

The polite past form of 楽しい (fun). Pause briefly on the small っ.

Example

パーティーは楽しかったです。

The party was fun.

Words in this phrase

楽しかっ

tanoshikatsu

[tah-NOH-shee-kaht]

was fun (stem)

Past stem of the adjective 楽しい (fun, enjoyable), used before た.

Example

旅行は楽しかったです。

The trip was fun.

た

ta

[tah]

past tense ending

This ending completes the polite past tense form.

Example

空席がございまし た。

There were vacant seats.

です

desu

[dess]

is; polite copula

A polite sentence ending used in formal conversation.

Example

少し伺いたいです。

I would like to ask a little.

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