Learn Japanese: kono iro no hoka ni, ao ya midori wa arimasu ka? - Besides this color, do you have blue or green?

この　色いろ　の　ほか　に、　青あお　や　緑みどり　は　あります　か？kono iro no hoka ni, ao ya midori wa arimasu ka?

Besides this color, do you have blue or green?

From Lesson 325:Saying other or besides using 他·Japanese

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Breakdown of kono iro no hoka ni, ao ya midori wa arimasu ka?

possessive case particle

あるaru

to exist; to have; (used for non-living entities)

にni

at; on; in; to; for [indirect object particle]

and; or ^{not exhaustive}

他ほかhoka

other, another

Often written using hiragana only.

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hoka kare no hoka ni dare ga sono eiga o mitai desu ka?hoka no kissaten de aimashou.hoka no saizu wa arimasu ka.

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