How to Say ‘I have some cat treats’ in Japanese
猫のおやつがありますよ
neko no oyatsu ga ari masu yo
[neko]
💬 Usage Tip: [あります] is used for things existing or being available, so this is literally "there are cat treats." Japanese often says it this way where English would say "I have…"
Phrase Breakdown
猫のおやつ
neko
Words in this phrase
猫
neko
[neko]
cat
A domestic animal, often kept as a pet.
その猫はとても人懐こいです。
That cat is very friendly.
がありますよ
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