How to Say ‘Are your father and mother doing well?’ in Japanese
お父さんとお母さんも元気ですか?
おとうさんとおかあさんもげんきですか?
💬 Usage Tip: Polite way to inquire about the health of someone’s parents, pronounced as (otōsan to okāsan mo genki desu ka).
🇯🇵 In Japan: Reflects care for family members, fostering goodwill.
Phrase Breakdown
お父さん
と
お母さん
も元気です
か
Word-by-Word Breakdown
おお
[o]
honorific prefix
Honorific prefix used in certain nouns.
お茶を飲みます。
I will drink tea.
父とう
[tou]
father
Refers to one's own or someone else's father.
私の父は優しいです。
My father is kind.
さんさん
[san]
Ms.; Miss; Mrs.
Title used after someone’s name for respect, similar to 'Mr.'
山田さんは学生です。
Ms. Yamada is a student.
とと
[to]
and
Conjunction used to connect words.
兄と姉がいます。
I have an older brother and sister.
おお
[o]
honorific prefix
Honorific prefix used in certain nouns.
お茶を飲みます。
I will drink tea.
母かあ
[kaa]
mother
Refers to one's own or someone else's mother.
母は料理が上手です。
My mother is good at cooking.
さんさん
[san]
Ms.; Miss; Mrs.
Title used after someone’s name for respect, similar to 'Mr.'
山田さんは学生です。
Ms. Yamada is a student.
もも
[mo]
also
Indicates addition or inclusion of extra information.
私も行きます。
I will go too.
元気げんき
[genki]
healthy; well
Used to describe someone's physical or emotional health.
赤ちゃんは元気です。
The baby is healthy.
ですです
[desu]
is
Used to express state or condition.
今日は雨です。
It is rainy today.
かか
[ka]
question marker
Converts a statement to a question at the end of a sentence.
これは何ですか?
What is this?
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