How do you say "We also have" in Japanese?

"We also have" in Japanese is "もご用意しております". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

What does "もご用意しております" mean in English?

"もご用意しております" means "We also have" in English. Usage tip: Formal tone used for service settings.

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How to Say ‘We also have’ in Japanese

もご用意しております

もごよういしております

💬 Usage Tip: Formal tone used for service settings.

🇯🇵 In Japan: Service in Japan often anticipates customer needs.

Phrase Breakdown

もも

also

Used to indicate inclusion in addition to something else.

Example

私も行きます。

I will go, too.

ご用意ごようい

preparations

Polite form for preparations.

Example

ご用意いたしました。

We have made preparations.

しておりますしております

are doing

Polite continuous form indicating ongoing action.

Example

待っています。

I am waiting.

Word-by-Word Breakdown

もも

[mo]

Also

Indicates inclusion of another item.

Example

魚料理もあります。

There is also a fish dish.

ごご

[go]

Honorable

A prefix to show respect.

Example

ご理解ください。

Please understand.

用意ようい

[youi]

Prepare

To make something ready for use or consideration.

Example

準備をしました。

I have prepared.

しし

[shi]

A verb indicating an action is being performed.

Example

勉強しています。

I am studying.

てて

[te]

A verb indicating an action is being performed.

Example

そうしています。

I am doing so.

おりおり

[ori]

Indicates existence or occurrence.

Example

そこでおりません。

I am not there.

ますます

[masu]

present polite

Polite verb ending.

Example

話します。

I speak.

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