How to Say ‘Another beer, please.’ in Japanese
ビールをもう一杯お願いします。
biiru o mou itsu pai o negai shi masu
[bee-roo o moh ee pie oh neh-guy shee mahs]
💬 Usage Tip: [一杯] is the counter for cupfuls or glasses. Here [もう一杯] means "one more glass / one more drink," and [一杯] is said (いっぱい).
Phrase Breakdown
ビールを
biiru o
beer
The item you want another serving of.
ビールをください。
Beer, please.
Words in this phrase
ビール
biiru
[bee-roo]
beer
A common drink order in restaurants and izakaya.
ビールをもう一杯お願いします。
One more beer, please.
を
o
[o]
object marker
Marks the thing being ordered.
ビールをもう一杯お願いします。
One more beer, please.
もう一杯
mou itsu pai
one more glass/cup
Requests one additional serving.
もう一杯お願いします。
One more, please.
Words in this phrase
もう
mou
[moh]
another; one more
Used to ask for an additional item.
もう一杯お願いします。
One more glass, please.
一
itsu
[ee]
one
The number one. Here it is part of the counter expression 一杯.
一杯だけください。
Just one cup, please.
杯
pai
[pie]
cup; glass; counter for drinks
杯 counts cups or glasses of drinks. 一杯 means one cup/glass.
ビールを一杯ください。
One beer, please.
お願いします
o negai shi masu
please / may I have
Polite request phrase.
ビールをもう一杯お願いします。
One more beer, please.
Words in this phrase
お
o
[oh]
honorific prefix
Part of the polite request phrase お願いします.
ビールをもう一杯お願いします。
One more beer, please.
願い
negai
[neh-guy]
request; favor
Used in the common polite request expression.
ビールをもう一杯お願いします。
One more beer, please.
し
shi
[shee]
do
Part of します in お願いします.
お願いします。
Please.
ます
masu
[mahs]
polite verb ending
Completes the polite request.
ビールをもう一杯お願いします。
One more beer, please.
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