How to Say ‘Also’ in Japanese
あと
ato
[ah-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: [あと] can mean "also," "and then," or "one more thing." Great for adding a second request.
🇯🇵 In Japan: This is perfect when you suddenly remember another task at the counter. Very convenient-store energy.
Phrase Breakdown
あと
ato
[ah-toh]
also / and also / one more thing
Used when adding another request or topic, common at the counter.
あとお願いします。
And one more thing, please.
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