How do you say "Let's go together." in Japanese?

"Let's go together." in Japanese is "いっしょに行きましょう。". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

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How to Say ‘Let's go together.’ in Japanese

Q: What does "いっしょに行きましょう。" mean in English?

"いっしょに行きましょう。" means "Let's go together." in English. Usage tip: [～ましょう] is the polite "let's ..." form. You can swap in other verbs the same way: [入りましょう] = "let's go in," [座りましょう] = "let's sit down."

いっしょに行きましょう。

issho ni iki mashou

[ees-shoh nee ee-kee mah-shoh]

💬 Usage Tip: [～ましょう] is the polite "let's ..." form. You can swap in other verbs the same way: [入りましょう] = "let's go in," [座りましょう] = "let's sit down."

Phrase Breakdown

いっしょに

issho ni

together

Indicates doing something with another person.

Example

いっしょに行きましょう。

Let’s go together.

Words in this phrase

いっしょ

issho

[ees-shoh]

together

Means doing something with someone else.

Example

いっしょにゲートへ行きましょう。

Let’s go to the gate together.

に

[nee]

with; together in a way

Particle-like ending that helps make いっしょに into an adverb.

Example

家族といっしょに待ちます。

I will wait together with my family.

行きましょう

iki mashou

let’s go

Volitional form used to suggest or invite someone to go.

Example

駅へ行きましょう。

Let’s go to the station.

Words in this phrase

行き

iki

[ee-kee]

Verb stem of 行く, used before polite endings.

Example

先に行きましょう。

Let’s go ahead first.

ましょう

mashou

[mah-shoh]

let's

Polite volitional ending used to make suggestions.

Example

今行きましょう。

Let’s go now.

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