How to Say ‘One more time’ in Japanese
もう一回
mou itsu kai
[MOH ee-CHEE kai]
💬 Usage Tip: もう in front of a quantity means "another" or "more", not "already". For example, もう一つ means "one more (thing)".
Phrase Breakdown
もう
mou
[MOH]
once more; another
With a number, もう means 'another' or 'one more'.
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.
切符を一枚ください。
One ticket, please.
回
kai
[kai]
times
Counter for how many times something happens.
三回見ました。
I watched it three times.
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