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How to Say ‘Can you tell me more?’ in Japanese

もう少し教えてもらえますか?

もうすこしおしえてもらえますか?

💬 Usage Tip: Politeness is increased with [をもらえますか] (omoarae masuka).

🇯🇵 In Japan: Polite inquiry is appreciated in Japanese culture, reflecting thoughtfulness.

Phrase Breakdown

もう少しもうすこし

a little more

Requesting more of something.

Example

もう少し頑張ります。

I'll try a little harder.

教えておしえて

tell/teach

To give information or instruction.

Example

日本語を教えてください。

Please teach me Japanese.

もらえますかもらえますか

could you?

A polite request for someone's action.

Example

これを手伝ってもらえますか?

Could you help with this?

Word-by-Word Breakdown

もうもう

[mou]

already

Indicates something has been done or occurred in advance.

Example

もう知っていることです。

It's something I already know.

少しすこし

[sukoshi]

a little

Refers to a small degree or amount.

Example

少し休みましょう。

Let's rest a little.

教えおしえ

[oshie]

to tell

To give information to someone.

Example

先生に教えてもらいました。

I was taught by the teacher.

[te]

(connecting particle)

A particle linking verbs and sentences.

Example

彼に話してあげた。

I talked to him and gave him advice.

もらえもらえ

[morae]

receive (benefit)

To obtain or get something, usually a service or information.

Example

説明をもらえますか?

Can I receive an explanation?

ますます

[masu]

politeness marker

Adds politeness to a verb.

Example

食べますか?

Will you eat?

[ka]

question marker

Indicates a question being asked.

Example

これを食べますか?

Will you eat this?

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