How to Say ‘It’s more fun.’ in Japanese
もっと楽しいね。
motto tanoshii ne
[motto tanoshii neh]
💬 Usage Tip: The [ね] makes this sound warm and shared: "It’s more fun, isn’t it?" A very natural way to comment with others.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Japanese conversation often values harmony and shared feelings, so sentence-ending [ね] appears all the time in group settings like match viewing.
Phrase Breakdown
もっと楽しい
motto tanoshii
more fun; more enjoyable
A comparative phrase meaning something is even more enjoyable.
こっちのほうがもっと楽しい。
This one is even more fun.
Words in this phrase
もっと
motto
[motto]
more
Means more or even more, increasing the degree of enjoyment.
家族でいるともっと楽しいね。
It's more fun when we're with family, isn't it?
楽しい
tanoshii
[tanoshii]
fun
Describes something enjoyable or pleasant.
この時間は楽しいね。
This time is fun, isn't it?
ね
ne
[neh]
isn't it
Soft sentence-ending particle used to share agreement or emotion.
もっと楽しいね。
It's more fun, isn't it?
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