How to Say ‘The same one, please.’ in Japanese
同じものをください。
onaji mono o kudasai
[o-na-ji moh-noh wo koo-dah-sigh]
🇯🇵 In Japan: This is handy when you point at someone else's dish or reorder a round of drinks. It's a common, natural way to order when you can't read the menu.
Phrase Breakdown
同じものを
onaji mono o
the same thing (object)
同じ (onaji) means 'same', and もの (mono) means 'thing'. Say 'o-na-ji-mo-no-o'.
同じものを二つ。
Two of the same.
Words in this phrase
同じ
onaji
[o-na-ji]
same
Used to ask whether two things have the same rule or condition.
昼も夜も同じですか。
Is it the same for lunch and dinner too?
もの
mono
[moh-noh]
thing / item
A general word for thing or item. In food talk, it can mean foods or ingredients.
苦手なものはありますか。
Are there any things you dislike?
を
o
[wo]
direct object marker
Marks the direct object of a verb.
本を読む。
Read a book.
ください。
kudasai
please (give me)
A polite word for requesting things. Say 'ku-da-sai'; the 'u' is light.
メニューをください。
The menu, please.
Words in this phrase
ください
kudasai
[koo-dah-sigh]
please (polite request)
Polite request word used after て-form verbs: 〜てください = “please do ….” Softer than commands, good with neighbors.
9時からは音を小さくしてください。
From 9 o’clock, please keep the sound low.
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