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

いっしょに行きましょう。

issho ni iki mashou

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

💬 Usage Tip: [いっしょに] + [行きましょう] makes a warm, polite invitation: "Let's go together." Great for casual but polite speech.

🇯🇵 In Japan: Inviting someone to the convenience store can be a tiny social moment in Japan, especially for a snack run or coffee break.

Phrase Breakdown

いっしょに

issho ni

together

Means 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

[eesh-shoh]

together

Means with someone, together.

Example

いっしょに新しいセブンを見に行きましょう。

Let's go together to see the new 7-Eleven.

ni

[nee]

with; together; to

Completes いっしょに, meaning together.

Example

友だちにではなく、いっしょに行きます。

Not to a friend, but together we go.

行きましょう

iki mashou

let's go

Volitional polite form of 行く, used to suggest going together.

Example

公園に行きましょう。

Let's go to the park.

Words in this phrase

行き

iki

[ee-kee]

go

Stem of 行く used in polite suggestions.

Example

まず近い店へ行きましょう。

First, let's go to the nearby store.

ましょう

mashou

[mah-shoh]

let's

Polite invitation ending meaning let's do it.

Example

じゃあ、比べながら見ましょう、行きましょう。

Well then, let's look while comparing them; let's go.

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