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Also and Too

Using も for 'also' or 'too'; referring to other people's family members and elders.

You are at a party and a friend, Tanaka-san, introduces you to their family. You learn about Tanaka-san's older brother, and then mention that your older brother also works in a similar field, using も.

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お父さん (おとうさん) otousan

father (someone else's)

Noun

A word for a person, place, thing, or idea.

お父さんはお元気ですか。
otousan wa ogenki desu ka. — Is your father well?
お父さんのお仕事は何ですか。
otousan no oshigoto wa nan desu ka. — What does your father do for work?
お父さんは今どこにいますか。
otousan wa ima doko ni imasu ka. — Where is your father now?
お母さん (おかあさん) okaasan

mother (someone else's)

Noun

A word for a person, place, thing, or idea.

お母さんは料理が上手ですね。
okaasan wa ryouri ga jouzu desu ne. — Your mother is good at cooking, isn't she?
お母さんによろしくお伝えください。
okaasan ni yoroshiku otsutae kudasai. — Please give my regards to your mother.
お母さんはお元気ですか。
okaasan wa ogenki desu ka. — Is your mother well?
お兄さん (おにいさん) oniisan

older brother (someone else's)

Noun

A word for a person, place, thing, or idea.

お兄さんは大学生ですか。
oniisan wa daigakusei desu ka. — Is your older brother a college student?
お兄さんは背が高いですね。
oniisan wa se ga takai desu ne. — Your older brother is tall, isn't he?
お兄さんは何歳ですか。
oniisan wa nansai desu ka. — How old is your older brother?