How to Say ‘With your family.’ in Japanese
ご家族で。
go kazoku de
[goh kah-zoh-koo deh]
🇯🇵 In Japan: This can sound like a friendly prompt or suggestion, as in inviting someone to come together with family. On its own, it often relies on context rather than being a full explicit sentence.
Phrase Breakdown
ご
go
[goh]
honorific prefix
Polite prefix often used with words related to the listener, such as family.
ぜひご家族でお越しください。
Please come with your family.
家族
kazoku
[kah-zoh-koo]
family
Refers to family members; in restaurant contexts, it can mean coming together as a family group.
週末は家族で食事に行きます。
On weekends, we go out to eat as a family.
で
de
[deh]
with; as; by
Indicates the group or manner, so ご家族で means 'with your family' or 'as a family.'
ご家族でのご来店をお待ちしております。
We look forward to your visit with your family.
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