How to Say ‘Are also well’ in Japanese
も元気です
mo genki desu
[mo genki desu]
💬 Usage Tip: [も] means "also" or "too," and it attaches right after what it includes. So [お父さんとお母さんも元気ですか] asks whether they are well too, in addition to someone already mentioned.
Phrase Breakdown
も
mo
[mo]
also
Indicates inclusion of features or entities.
私も行きます。
I will go too.
元気
genki
[genki]
health
Refers to someone's physical state.
元気ですね。
You look healthy.
です
desu
[desu]
is/am/are
Used to affirm identity or condition.
学生です。
I am a student.
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