How do you say "I'll bring the garlic sauce" in Japanese?

"I'll bring the garlic sauce" in Japanese is "ガーリックソースを持ってきます". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

What does "ガーリックソースを持ってきます" mean in English?

"ガーリックソースを持ってきます" means "I'll bring the garlic sauce" in English. Usage tip: Combining object-marking and future tense indicates a planned action.

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How to Say ‘I'll bring the garlic sauce’ in Japanese

ガーリックソースを持ってきます

ガーリックソースをもってきます

💬 Usage Tip: Combining object-marking and future tense indicates a planned action.

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Phrase Breakdown

ガーリックソースを

持ってきます

Word-by-Word Breakdown

ガーリックガーリック

[gaarikku]

garlic

A strong-flavored bulb used in cooking.

Example

ガーリックソースを使います。

I will use garlic sauce.

ソースソース

[soosu]

sauce

A liquid or semi-liquid substance served with food.

Example

ソースを作ります。

Make a sauce.

をを

[o]

object marker

Indicates the object of the action.

Example

果物を食べます。

I eat fruit.

持っもっ

[motsu]

to bring

Denotes the action of bringing something.

Example

プレゼントを持ってきます。

I will bring a present.

てて

[te]

te-form of verb

Used to connect verbs or indicate a continuing action.

Example

聞いてください。

Please listen.

きき

[ki]

to come

Indicates movement towards the speaker.

Example

友達が来ます。

A friend is coming.

ますます

[masu]

polite present/future

Indicates polite present or future tense.

Example

始まります。

It will start.

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