How to Say ‘Let's do it together.’ in Japanese
いっしょにやろう。
issho ni yarou
[eesh-shoh nee yah-roh]
🇯🇵 In Japan: [いっしょにやろう。] is friendly and casual, good with someone around your age in a relaxed setting like a club. It would sound too informal in more formal or distant situations.
Phrase Breakdown
いっしょに
issho ni
together
Adverb meaning “together (with someone).” Often used with に.
いっしょに行こう。
Let’s go together.
Words in this phrase
いっしょ
issho
[eesh-shoh]
together
いっしょ = “together.” In いっしょにやろう, it sets the idea of doing it with someone to build friendship in the club.
つぎのメニューも、いっしょにやろう。
Let’s do the next drill together too.
に
ni
[nee]
together (particle)
に makes いっしょに = “together.” It commonly appears before an action verb.
いっしょにラインをこうかんしよう。
Let’s exchange LINE together.
やろう
yarou
[yah-roh]
let’s do it
やろう is a casual invitation (“let’s do it”). Friendly tone; with seniors/strangers you might use やりましょう.
このあと、いっしょにやろう。
After this, let’s do it together.
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