How to Say ‘Nuggets too.’ in Japanese
ナゲットも。
nagetto mo
[nah-GET-toh moh]
💬 Usage Tip: Leaving the verb off is very common in Japanese when the meaning is obvious, especially when ordering. [ナゲットも。] sounds natural as a short way to mean "Nuggets too, please."
🇯🇵 In Japan: This kind of clipped reply is normal at a counter and doesn't sound rude by itself. Staff are used to short add-on answers like this during ordering.
Phrase Breakdown
ナゲット
nagetto
[nah-GET-toh]
(chicken) nuggets
Here it’s the item being added, often said briefly after the main order.
ほかにナゲットも。
Also, nuggets too.
も
mo
[moh]
also; too
Short, casual add-on marker; can be used alone after stating the item.
ナゲットも。
Nuggets too.
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