How to Say ‘I want garlic sauce too’ in Japanese
私もガーリックソースが欲しいです
わたしもガーリックソースがほしいです
💬 Usage Tip: This sentence combines the elements of subject [私も], object [ガーリックソース] with the subject marker [が], and the desire [欲しいです].
🇯🇵 In Japan: In Japan, clearly expressing any wants or preferences with correct language and politeness is important, even in casual settings like ordering food.
Phrase Breakdown
私も
ガーリックソース
が
欲しいです
Word-by-Word Breakdown
私わたくし
[watakushi]
I
The speaker refers to themselves.
私は毎朝コーヒーを飲みます。
I drink coffee every morning.
もも
[mo]
also
Indicates inclusion or addition.
私もそこに行きたいです。
I also want to go there.
ガーリックガーリック
[gaarikku]
garlic
A pungent bulb commonly used as seasoning.
ガーリックピザが大好きです。
I love garlic pizza.
ソースソース
[soosu]
sauce
A liquid or semiliquid substance served with food.
このソースは美味しいです。
This sauce is delicious.
がが
[ga]
subject marker
Indicates the subject of a sentence.
猫が好きです。
I like cats.
欲しいほしい
[hoshii]
want
To desire or wish for something.
新しい服が欲しいです。
I want new clothes.
ですです
[desu]
to be
A polite sentence ending used for statements.
彼は先生です。
He is a teacher.
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