How to Say ‘With my family’ in Japanese
家族と一緒に
kazoku to issho ni
[Kazoku To Issho Ni]
💬 Usage Tip: Combine [家族] and [一緒に] to express 'with family'.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Spending time with family is highly valued, making this a common weekend plan.
Phrase Breakdown
家族
kazoku
[Kazoku]
family
People related by blood or marriage.
家族と一緒に旅行します。
I will travel with my family.
と
to
[To]
and/with
Connects nouns, indicating association.
兄と一緒に来た。
I came with my brother.
一緒に
issho ni
together
Doing an activity or action with someone else.
一緒に食事をします。
Eat together.
Words in this phrase
一緒
issho
[Issho]
together
In each other's company.
友達と一緒に勉強する。
Study together with a friend.
に
ni
[Ni]
with
Indicates person someone is accompanying.
彼女と一緒に行った。
I went together with her.
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