How to Say ‘Help each other right away’ in Japanese
すぐに助け合います
sugu ni tasukeai masu
[soo-goo nee tah-soo-keh-ah-ee mahss]
Phrase Breakdown
すぐに
sugu ni
immediately; right away
Shows that something happens without delay.
すぐに行きます。
I’ll go right away.
Words in this phrase
すぐ
sugu
[soo-goo]
immediately; right away
Shows quick action with no delay.
このチームは困ったときにすぐに助け合います。
This team helps one another right away when someone is in trouble.
に
ni
[nee]
-ly; adverb marker
Links the word to the verb as an adverbial expression.
このチームは困ったときにすぐに助け合います。
This team helps one another right away when someone is in trouble.
助け合います
tasukeai masu
help each other; support one another
Means mutual helping or cooperative support between people.
私たちはいつも助け合います。
We always help each other.
Words in this phrase
助け合い
tasukeai
[tah-soo-keh-ah-ee]
help one another
Expresses mutual support between people.
このチームは困ったときにすぐに助け合います。
This team helps one another right away when someone is in trouble.
ます
masu
[mahss]
polite verb ending
Adds politeness to the action statement.
このチームは困ったときにすぐに助け合います。
This team helps one another right away when someone is in trouble.
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