How do you say "Is the bath no good too?" in Japanese?

"Is the bath no good too?" in Japanese is "お風呂もだめ？". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

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How to Say ‘Is the bath no good too?’ in Japanese

Q: What does "お風呂もだめ？" mean in English?

"お風呂もだめ？" means "Is the bath no good too?" in English. Usage tip: [も] means "also/too," so [お風呂も] is "the bath too?" Repeating [も] with two items gives a "both / neither" feel, as in [お風呂もシャワーも].

お風呂もだめ？

o furo mo dame

[oh foo-roh moh dah-meh]

💬 Usage Tip: [も] means "also/too," so [お風呂も] is "the bath too?" Repeating [も] with two items gives a "both / neither" feel, as in [お風呂もシャワーも].

Phrase Breakdown

お風呂

o furo

bath / bathtub

Refers to the bath or bathtub, often in a home.

Example

お風呂に入ります。

I take a bath.

Words in this phrase

お

[oh]

honorific prefix o-

A polite prefix often attached to common nouns.

Example

お風呂はまだです。

The bath is not ready yet.

風呂

furo

[foo-roh]

bath

Means bath or bathtub; in context it can also imply bathing.

Example

風呂もだめです。

The bath is also no good.

もだめ？

mo dame

also not working? / also no good?

も means “also,” and だめ means no good, not allowed, or not working; used as a casual question here.

Example

これもだめですか。

Is this also not okay?

Words in this phrase

も

[moh]

also / too

A particle meaning also, too, or as well.

Example

お風呂も使えません。

The bath also cannot be used.

だめ

dame

[dah-meh]

no good / not allowed / impossible

Used to say something is bad, not acceptable, not possible, or not allowed.

Example

お風呂はだめです。

The bath is no good.

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