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How to Say ‘We're going to the supermarket.’ in Japanese

スーパーに行くよ。

suupaa ni iku yo

[soo-pah ni ee-koo yoh]

💬 Usage Tip: に after a place marks where you're heading: 学校に行く "go to school". The よ at the end tells the listener something new, like "just so you know".

Phrase Breakdown

スーパーに

suupaa ni

to the supermarket

スーパー is short for 'supermarket'. Hold the long vowels: suu-paa. に marks the destination.

Example

毎日スーパーに寄る。

I stop by the supermarket every day.

Words in this phrase

スーパー

suupaa

[soo-pah]

supermarket

A grocery store or supermarket.

Example

スーパーで野菜を買います。

I buy vegetables at the supermarket.

に

ni

[ni]

to

Indicates direction or purpose of an action.

Example

お父さんにプレゼントをあげます。

I will give a present to my father.

行くよ。

iku yo

(we're) going

行く means 'to go'. The よ adds emphasis, as when telling someone new information.

Example

もう行くよ。

I'm going now.

Words in this phrase

行く

iku

[ee-koo]

to go

Basic verb meaning “to go” (dictionary form). Used for present/future actions or habitual meaning depending on context.

Example

明日、学校に行く。

Tomorrow, I’m going to school.

よ

yo

[yoh]

you know; emphasis

A sentence-ending particle adding emphasis, assurance, or informing the listener.

Example

大丈夫だよ。

It is okay, you know.

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