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How to Say ‘Can we see it one more time?’ in Japanese

もう一回見られますか？

mou itsu kai mi rare masu ka

[MOH ee-CHEE kai mee rah-REH mahs ka]

Phrase Breakdown

もう一回

mou itsu kai

one more time

Pronounced mō ikkai, with a long 'mō' and a small pause on the double 'k'.

Example

もう一回言ってください。

Please say it one more time.

Words in this phrase

もう

mou

[MOH]

once more; another

With a number, もう means 'another' or 'one more'.

Example

もう一つください。

One more, please.

一

itsu

[ee-CHEE]

one

The number one; used with the counter for flat items like tickets.

Example

切符を一枚ください。

One ticket, please.

回

kai

[kai]

times

Counter for how many times something happens.

Example

三回見ました。

I watched it three times.

見られますか？

mi rare masu ka

can we see it?

The polite potential form of 見る plus question marker か. Use a rising intonation.

Example

この映画は家で見られますか？

Can I watch this movie at home?

Words in this phrase

見

[mee]

see; look

From 見る, meaning to see or look at something.

Example

展示を見てみます。

I will try looking at the exhibit.

られ

rare

[rah-REH]

can (potential form)

Verb suffix expressing ability; with 食べ it means 'can eat'.

Example

納豆は食べられますか。

Can you eat natto?

ます

masu

[mahs]

polite present/future ending

ます makes a verb polite in present or future statements.

Example

予約します。

I will make a reservation.

か

[ka]

question particle

Used to create a yes/no question in informal speech.

Example

行くか？

Shall we go?

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