How to Say ‘When watching with family’ in Japanese
家族で見ると
kazoku de miru to
[kah-zoh-koo deh mee-roo toh]
💬 Usage Tip: [〜で] shows the group or setting here, so [家族で見る] means 'watch with family.' [〜と] after the verb means 'when...'
🇯🇵 In Japan: Watching major tournaments with family is common in Japan, especially when matches are on TV at home with snacks and loud reactions.
Phrase Breakdown
家族
kazoku
[kah-zoh-koo]
family
家族 means family members as a group.
家族で見ると楽しい。
Watching with family is fun.
で
de
[deh]
with; by
で can show a group you do something with, as in 家族で.
家族で応援する。
Cheer together with family.
見る
miru
[mee-roo]
to watch; to see
見る means to watch or look at, often for TV, games, or sports.
家族で見ると盛り上がる。
When you watch with family, it gets exciting.
と
to
[toh]
when; if
と can mean 'when' or 'if' in general-result statements.
家族で見ると楽しい。
When you watch with family, it's fun.
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