How to Say ‘Even if you take them together’ in Japanese
併用しても
heiyou shi te mo
[hay-YOH shi teh mo]
💬 Usage Tip: 併用 (heiyō) means "using together". It's the formal word for combining medicines, and you'll often see it on labels and package inserts.
Phrase Breakdown
併用
heiyou
[hay-YOH]
combined use
Using two things together, often medicines.
この薬は併用できます。
This medicine can be used together.
し
shi
[shi]
to do
The verb for carrying out or performing an action.
そのことをしました。
I did that thing.
て
te
[teh]
te-form ending
This ending connects actions, like 'cut and...' in instructions.
てをつけると、つぎのどうさにつなげられます。
When you add -te, you can connect it to the next action.
も
mo
[mo]
even
Indicating emphasis or inclusion.
私も驚いた。
Even I was surprised.
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