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How to Say ‘Shall we look at it together?’ in Japanese

一緒に見ましょうか。

issho ni mi mashou ka

[ees-SHOH nee mee mah-shoh ka]

💬 Usage Tip: Swap the ます ending for ましょうか to make a gentle offer of "shall we…?". For example, 行きましょうか "shall we go?".

Phrase Breakdown

一緒に

issho ni

together

一緒 (issho) means 'together', and に (ni) turns it into an adverb. Hold the double 's' slightly: 'is-sho'.

Example

一緒に行きましょう。

Let's go together.

Words in this phrase

一緒

issho

[ees-SHOH]

together

Noun meaning togetherness; with に it means together.

Example

一緒に昼ご飯を食べよう。

Let's eat lunch together.

に

[nee]

(adverb-forming particle)

Turns a na-adjective into an adverb, like English '-ly'.

Example

静かに話してください。

Please speak quietly.

見ましょうか。

mi mashou ka

shall we look?

見る (miru) means 'to look'. ～ましょうか (-mashou ka) is a polite way to say 'shall we...?'. Lengthen the 'shou'.

Example

映画を見ましょうか。

Shall we watch a movie?

Words in this phrase

見

[mee]

see (stem)

Stem of 見る 'to see, to watch', used before polite endings like ます.

Example

テレビを見ます。

I watch TV.

ましょう

mashou

[mah-shoh]

let's; shall we

A polite volitional ending used to make a friendly suggestion, like 'let's' or 'shall we.'

Example

連絡先を交換しましょう。

Let's exchange contact information.

か

[ka]

question particle

Used to create a yes/no question in informal speech.

Example

行くか？

Shall we go?

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