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How to Say ‘Is there anything I should bring?’ in Japanese

何か持っていくものはありますか?

なにかもっていくものはありますか?

💬 Usage Tip: Polite way to ask if you should bring something.

🇯🇵 In Japan: It's customary to offer to bring something to social gatherings.

Phrase Breakdown

何か

持っていく

もの

ありますか?

Word-by-Word Breakdown

なに

[nani]

what; something

Used to inquire about something unknown.

Example

何を飲みますか?

What will you drink?

[ka]

question marker

Used at the end of a sentence to indicate a question.

Example

それは本当ですか?

Is that true?

持っもっ

[motsu]

carry; hold

The action of having or transferring something.

Example

荷物を持っています。

I am carrying luggage.

[te]

and

Used in conjunction with verb forms to show sequence.

Example

彼にプレゼントを渡して、帰ります。

I will hand him the gift and then return.

いくいく

[iku]

go

Indicates movement from one place to another.

Example

学校に行く。

I go to school.

ものもの

[mono]

thing

Refers to an object, item, or concept.

Example

欲しいものがありますか?

Is there something you want?

[wa]

topic marker

Indicates the subject or focus of a sentence.

Example

これはペンです。

This is a pen.

ありあり

[ari]

exist

Indicates presence or possession.

Example

家に猫があります。

There is a cat at home.

ますます

[masu]

exist (polite)

Polite form of stating existence.

Example

質問がありますか?

Do you have a question?

[ka]

question marker

Used at the end of a sentence to indicate a question.

Example

それは本当ですか?

Is that true?

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