How to Say ‘With your whole family’ in Japanese
ご家族皆さまで
go kazoku mina sama de
[goh kah-zoh-koo mee-nah sah-mah deh]
💬 Usage Tip: [ご家族] is a polite way to say "your family," and [皆さまで] means "all together." Put together, it means "with your whole family" in a respectful customer-facing way.
🇯🇵 In Japan: This kind of phrasing is warm and service-minded, and you may hear it when staff are reassuring families or confirming group arrangements. It sounds more polished than plain everyday speech.
Phrase Breakdown
ご家族
go kazoku
your family; family
Polite way to say 'family.'
ご家族でお越しください。
Please come with your family.
Words in this phrase
ご
go
[goh]
honorific prefix
A respectful prefix used when referring to the guest's family.
ご家族皆さまでお越しください。
Please come with your whole family.
家族
kazoku
[kah-zoh-koo]
family
Refers to family members. In this phrase it means the guest's family.
ご家族皆さまでお越しください。
Please come with your whole family.
皆さまで
mina sama de
with everyone; all together
Polite expression meaning all members together.
皆さまでどうぞ。
Please, all of you.
Words in this phrase
皆
mina
[mee-nah]
everyone; all
Means everyone in the group. Combined here, it emphasizes the whole family together.
ご家族皆さまでお越しください。
Please come with your whole family.
さま
sama
[sah-mah]
honorific suffix; polite people marker
Adds politeness to 皆, forming 皆さま, a respectful way to say 'everyone.'
ご家族皆さまでお越しください。
Please come with your whole family.
で
de
[deh]
with; together
Shows that the family members are included together as a group.
ご家族皆さまでお越しください。
Please come with your whole family.
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