How to Say ‘Okay, let's go to the next hole.’ in Japanese
じゃあ、次のホールに行きましょう。
jaa tsugi no hooru ni iki mashou
[jah-ah tsoo-gee noh HOH-roo ni iki mah-shoh]
💬 Usage Tip: に marks where you're heading: 駅に行きましょう "let's go to the station".
Phrase Breakdown
じゃあ、次のホールに
jaa tsugi no hooru ni
well then, to the next hole
じゃあ (jaa) means 'well then'. 次のホール (tsugi no hooru) means 'the next hole'. に (ni) shows the destination.
じゃあ、次の駅に着きます。
Well then, we'll arrive at the next station.
Words in this phrase
じゃあ
jaa
[jah-ah]
well then
Used when deciding something or moving on to the next step in conversation.
じゃあ、ハンバーグにします。
Well then, I’ll have the hamburger steak.
次
tsugi
[tsoo-gee]
next
Used when moving on to the next place or topic in the museum.
次は日本の歴史です。
Next is Japanese history.
の
no
[noh]
of; linking particle
A particle that connects words, like showing possession or linking a day and time.
土曜日の七時にお願いします。
Saturday at seven, please.
ホール
hooru
[HOH-roo]
hole (golf)
One of the 18 holes on a golf course.
このホールは難しいです。
This hole is difficult.
に
ni
[ni]
to
Used to indicate direction or point of action.
学校に行きます。
I go to school.
行きましょう。
iki mashou
let's go
行きましょう (ikimashou) is the polite 'let's' form of 行く (iku), 'to go'. Lengthen the final 'o': 'i-ki-ma-shō'.
一緒に行きましょう。
Let's go together.
Words in this phrase
行き
iki
[iki]
go
To move or travel to a place.
学校に行きます。
I go to school.
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.'
連絡先を交換しましょう。
Let's exchange contact information.
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