How do you say "I'd like to see other ones" in Japanese?

Quick use

Use ほかのものをみたいです (hoka no mono o mitai desu) while shopping when you want to see other options before deciding.

Chunk or pattern

• This is best learned as a practical chunk.
• It is not a strong demand; it simply says you want to look at other items.

Core words

• ほか: other.
• もの: thing / item.
• みたい: want to see.

Helper words and endings

• の: links ほか and もの, like “other items.”
• を: marks what you want to see.
• です: polite sentence ending.

Practical note

Use this when the staff is showing you one option but you are not ready to decide. It keeps the conversation polite while moving to alternatives.