How to Say ‘Drink it together, okay?’ in Japanese
一緒に飲んでね。
issho ni non de ne
[ees-shoh nee NOHN deh neh]
💬 Usage Tip: Adding ね after a request in the て form makes it a friendly nudge rather than an order. For example, 待っててね means "wait for me, okay?".
Phrase Breakdown
一緒
issho
[ees-shoh]
together
Means being together or doing something with someone.
一緒に帰ります。
We go home together.
に
ni
[nee]
in; at; to
Particle showing location or direction.
ここに座って。
Sit here.
飲ん
non
[NOHN]
drink
Form of 飲む used before the te-ending で.
水を飲んでください。
Please drink water.
で
de
[deh]
(te-form connector)
Part of the te-form; with iru it shows an ongoing state.
ここに住んでいます。
I live here.
ね
ne
[neh]
okay?; right?
Adds softness and care, often used when comforting someone.
今日はもう休もうね。
Let's rest for today now, okay?
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