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How to Say ‘Also, one karaage.’ in Japanese

あと、唐揚げも一つ。

ato karaage mo hito tsu

[AH-toh kah-rah-AH-geh moh hee-toh tsoo]

Phrase Breakdown

あと、唐揚げも

ato karaage mo

and also, karaage too

あと (ato) means 'and also' when adding to an order. Pause briefly, then say 'ka-ra-a-ge mo'.

Example

あと、お水も。

And also, some water.

Words in this phrase

あと

ato

[AH-toh]

also; and then; in addition

Used to add another item to a list or order.

Example

あと、ご飯も一つ。

Also, one rice.

唐揚げ

karaage

[kah-rah-AH-geh]

Japanese fried chicken

Bite-sized chicken pieces marinated and deep-fried; a very popular menu item.

Example

唐揚げが好きです。

I like fried chicken.

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.

一つ。

hito tsu

one

Say 'hi-to-tsu'. The final 'u' is very light. Use it to count general items.

Example

これを一つ。

One of these.

Words in this phrase

一

hito

[hee-toh]

one (thing)

A counter phrase for a single item.

Example

ケーキを一つ食べました。

I ate one piece of cake.

つ

tsu

[tsoo]

counter

A counter for general objects in Japanese.

Example

卵を一つください。

Please give me one egg.

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