Question
I got to know a Japanese girl that I like through online gaming. We have similar interests and we often like the same songs and things. How do I ask her whether she “also” likes or has the same interests as me? For example,
I also like the song.
Do you also like the song?
Answer by Professional Japanese Teacher
わたしもそのうたがすきです。
Watashi mo sono uta ga sukidesu.
I also like the song.
〇〇さんもそのうたがすきですか。
XX san mo sono uta ga suki desuka?
Do you also like the song?
You can express the meaning of “also” with the particle “も mo” in Japanese. Mo is added after a noun to mean “also”.
わたしはアメリカ人です。ケビンさんもアメリカ人です。
Watashi wa amerikajin desu. Kevin san mo amerika jindesu.
I am an American. Kevin is also an American.
わたしはりんごがすきです。みかんもすきです。
Watashi wa ringo ga suki desu. Mikan mo suki desu.
I like an apple. I also like an orange.
Please refer to the following articles for more information on particles.
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It would be great if you can speak to her more often. Good luck!
