How to Say ‘Move together!’ in Japanese
みんなでうごく！
minna de ugoku
[min-nah deh]
💬 Usage Tip: [みんなで] means "all together," and then the verb follows: [みんなでうごく]. This pattern is easy to reuse: [みんなでまもる] "defend together," [みんなでいく] "go together."
🇯🇵 In Japan: For youth coaching, this sounds natural and positive because it stresses team movement instead of singling one child out. That's often a better fit when guiding young kids in Japan too.
Phrase Breakdown
みんなで
minna de
together / all (as a group)
「みんな」(everyone) + 「で」 indicates doing something together/with everyone.
みんなで行こう。
Let’s go together.
Words in this phrase
みんな
minna
[min-nah]
everyone; all
Refers to all teammates, emphasizing teamwork in movement and positioning.
みんなでうごく！
Everyone moves together!
で
de
[deh]
together; as a group
で here means doing the action together as one group/team.
みんなでうごく！で
Everyone moves together! (…de = together)
みんな
minna
[min-nah]
everyone; all
Refers to all teammates, emphasizing teamwork in movement and positioning.
みんなでうごく！
Everyone moves together!
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