Does she like us to travel together? in Japanese 🇯🇵

Sentence info.

かのじょは わたしたちが いっしょに りょこうするのが すきですか？

### Breakdown of the Sentence:
1. かのじょ (kanojo): She, her.
2. は (wa): Topic marker. Indicates that "kanojo" is the topic of the sentence.
3. わたしたち (wataachi): Us. This is the subject of the clause.
4. が (ga): Subject marker for the clause. Indicates that "wataachi" is the subject doing the action in this clause.
5. いっしょに (issho ni): Together. An adverb modifying the verb.
6. りょこうする (ryokou suru): To travel. This is the verb of the clause.
7. の (no): Nominalizer. Turns the preceding verb phrase into a noun phrase, i.e., "the act of traveling together."
8. が (ga): Subject marker. Indicates that the noun phrase "wataachi ga issho ni ryokou suru no" is the subject of the main verb "suki desu."
9. すきですか (suki desu ka): To like? This is the main verb in question form, asking if someone likes something.

### Tips to Remember:
– かのじょ (kanojo): Think of "she" or "her" in Japanese context.
– は (wa): Used to mark the topic of the sentence, often the subject.
– が (ga): Used twice for two different purposes – first to mark the subject of the verb "travel," and again to mark the subject (the whole clause) of "liking".
– の (no): Converts verb phrases into noun phrases, making them the subject or object of the sentence.
– すきですか (suki desu ka): General way to ask if someone likes something.

### Alternate Ways to Say "Does she like us to travel together?":
1. かのじょは わたしたちと いっしょに りょこうするのが すきですか？
– Romanized: Kanojo wa wataachi to issho ni ryokou suru no ga suki desu ka?
– Translation: "Does she like traveling together with us?"

2. かのじょは わたしたちが いっしょに たびに でるのが すきですか？
– Romanized: Kanojo wa wataachi ga issho ni tabi ni deru no ga suki desu ka?
– Translation: "Does she like going on trips together with us?"

3. かのじょは わたしたちが いっしょに えんそくするのが すきですか？
– Romanized: Kanojo wa wataachi ga issho ni ensoku suru no ga suki desu ka?
– Translation: "Does she like going on excursions together with us?"

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