How to Say ‘Everyone, gather around.’ in Japanese
みんな、あつまって。
minna atsumatsu te
[meen-nah ah-tsoo-maht teh]
💬 Usage Tip: [みんな] = “everyone/kids,” very friendly. Comma creates a coaching rhythm: call the group, then the action. Pronunciation hint: (min-na) with a clear double [ん].
🇯🇵 In Japan: Coaches often speak in upbeat short phrases to keep the group organized; kids are used to responding together.
Phrase Breakdown
みんな
minna
[meen-nah]
everyone; all of you
A friendly way to address the whole group of kids. Common in coaching when calling attention.
みんな、コーチの声をきいてね。
Everyone, listen to the coach’s voice, okay?
あつまって
atsumatsu te
gather (and…); come together
て-form of あつまる (to gather). Used as a soft command/request: “Gather up / Come here.”
先生のまわりにあつまって。
Gather around the teacher.
Words in this phrase
あつまっ
atsumatsu
[ah-tsoo-maht]
gather (command stem)
The core of 「あつまって」, used to call players into a group for instructions or teamwork talk.
水のんだら、あつまって。
After you drink water, gather up.
て
te
[teh]
te-form ending
Completes the te-form request. 「あつまって」 is a direct, natural coach instruction.
こっちにきて。
Come here.
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