How to Say ‘We're going together.’ in German
Wir gehen zusammen.
veer GAY-en tsoo-ZAH-men
[veer GAY-en tsoo-ZAH-men]
Phrase Breakdown
Wir
[veer]
we
subject pronoun for the speaker and another person or group
Wir bleiben in der Schlange.
We stay in the line.
gehen
[GAY-en]
go
form of gehen meaning go or are going
Wir gehen gleich los.
We are leaving in a moment.
zusammen
[tsoo-ZAH-men]
together
means as a group or with one another
Wir sitzen zusammen im Flugzeug.
We are sitting together on the airplane.
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