How to Say ‘And then, peel the carrots too.’ in Japanese
それから、にんじんの皮もむいて。
sore kara ninjin no kawa mo mui te
[so-REH neen-JEEN noh KAH-wah moh MOO-ee te]
💬 Usage Tip: も replaces を to mean "too" or "as well", so the carrots are added on top of the earlier task.
Phrase Breakdown
それから、
sore kara
And then / also
A connector that adds a next step. Pause briefly after it.
それから、水を入れて。
And then, add water.
Words in this phrase
それ
sore
[so-REH]
that (as part of 'after that')
Refers back to what was just said; with から it means 'and then'.
それから、左に行きます。
And then, go left.
から
kara
にんじんの
ninjin no
the carrots'
にんじん (ninjin) means carrot, and の (no) shows possession. Say the ん sounds clearly as nasal 'n'.
にんじんの色はオレンジです。
The carrot's color is orange.
Words in this phrase
にんじん
ninjin
[neen-JEEN]
carrot
The orange root vegetable.
にんじんを洗います。
I wash the carrots.
の
no
[noh]
of
A linking particle connecting nouns, like 'of' or showing description.
前の方が見やすいです。
The front area is easier to see from.
皮もむいて。
kawa mo mui te
peel the skin too.
も (mo) means 'also'. むいて (muite) is the request form of むく (to peel).
じゃがいもの皮もむいて。
Peel the potatoes too.
Words in this phrase
皮
kawa
[KAH-wah]
skin; peel
The outer layer of fruit or vegetables.
皮を捨てて。
Throw away the peel.
も
mo
[moh]
also; too
A particle meaning also or too.
電話番号もお願いします。
Your phone number too, please.
むい
mui
[MOO-ee]
peel
Te-form stem of むく, to peel.
皮をむいてください。
Please peel it.
て
te
[te]
and; please do
The て-form ending that connects a verb to the next part, often for requests.
イベントの後で少し話してください。
Please talk with me a little after the event.
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