Let’s meet in Japanese 🇯🇵

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let’s meet	あおう

How to say “let’s meet” in Japanese? “あおう”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “あおう” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on let’s meet in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– You can break down あおう (aou) into あ (a) and おう (ou). Think of "あ" as the "A" in "arrange" and "おう" as the "O" in "go." So you can remember it as arranging a meeting to go somewhere.

Explanations:
– あおう (aou) is the volitional form of the verb 合う (あう, au), which means "to meet" or "to come together." The volitional form is used to express a suggestion or invitation, such as "let's meet."

Other words that mean the same thing:
– 会おう (あおう, aou): This uses a different kanji for "meet" but means the same thing.
– 会いましょう (あいましょう, aimashou): Another way to say "let's meet."

Infinitive and Conjugations:
– Infinitive (Dictionary form): 合う (あう, au) – to meet
– Plain Present Affirmative: 合う (あう, au) – meet(s)
– Plain Present Negative: 合わない (あわない, awanai) – do(es) not meet
– Plain Past Affirmative: 合った (あった, atta) – met
– Plain Past Negative: 合わなかった (あわなかった, awanakatta) – did not meet
– Te-form: 合って (あって, atte) – meeting/meet and (for connecting sentences)
– Volitional: 合おう (あおう, aou) – let's meet
– Potential: 合える (あえる, aeru) – can meet
– Conditional: 合えば (あえば, aeba) – if (we) meet

Examples of sentences:
1. 明日、駅前で会おう。
(あした、えきまえであおう。)
Aa, ekimae de aou.
Let's meet in front of the station tomorrow.

2. 週末に公園で合おうか。
(しゅうまつにこうえんであおうか。)
Shuumatsu ni kouen de aou ka.
Shall we meet at the park this weekend?

3. 放課後、教室で合おうよ。
(ほうかご、きょうしつであおうよ。)
Houkago, kyousu de aou yo.
Let's meet in the classroom after school.

4. みんなで駅で合おうと言いました。
(みんなでえきであおうといいました。)
Minna de eki de aou to iimaa.
They said, "Let's all meet at the station."

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