How do you say "Let’s move forward together." in Japanese?

"Let’s move forward together." in Japanese is "一緒に進めよう。". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

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How to Say ‘Let’s move forward together.’ in Japanese

Q: What does "一緒に進めよう。" mean in English?

"一緒に進めよう。" means "Let’s move forward together." in English. Usage tip: [一緒に進めよう] means “let’s move forward together.” [一緒に] adds cooperation, and [進めよう] gives a “let’s do it” feeling. It sounds supportive and energetic.

一緒に進めよう。

issho ni susumeyou

[ees-shoh nee soo-soo-meh-yoh]

💬 Usage Tip: [一緒に進めよう] means “let’s move forward together.” [一緒に] adds cooperation, and [進めよう] gives a “let’s do it” feeling. It sounds supportive and energetic.

🇯🇵 In Japan: This phrase fits group projects, friendships, or encouraging teamwork. In Japanese culture, inviting others to act together can sound more harmonious than pushing someone alone.

Phrase Breakdown

一緒に

issho ni

together

Indicates doing something with someone else.

Example

一緒に行こう。

Let’s go together.

Words in this phrase

一緒

issho

[ees-shoh]

together

Means together or jointly with someone.

Example

一緒に考えましょう。

Let's think about it together.

に

[nee]

particle indicating manner/direction

A particle showing the manner of doing something, here meaning together.

Example

友達と一緒に行きます。

I will go together with a friend.

進めよう

susumeyou

[soo-soo-meh-yoh]

let's move forward; let's proceed

A volitional form used to invite someone to proceed together.

Example

次の段階へ進めよう。

Let's move on to the next stage.

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