Let’s travel together in Japanese 🇯🇵

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Let’s travel together	いっしょにりょこうしましょう。

How to say “Let’s travel together” in Japanese? “いっしょにりょこうしましょう。”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “いっしょにりょこうしましょう。” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on Let’s travel together in Japanese like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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"いっしょにりょこうしましょう。" (Issho ni ryokou shimashou)

Sentence Formation:
1. いっしょ (issho) – together
2. に (ni) – particle indicating direction or purpose (in this context, it ties "together" to the action "travel")
3. りょこう (ryokou) – travel
4. しましょう (shimashou) – a polite volitional form of the verb "する" (suru, to do), meaning "let's do"

Tips to Remember:
– "いっしょ" (issho) means together. You can remember this by associating it with "issho" sounding a bit like "issue," thinking "Let’s face the issue together."
– "に" (ni) is a versatile particle often used for indicating direction or purpose.
– "りょこう" (ryokou) means travel. It combines the kanji 旅 (ryo, journey) and 行 (kou, go). You can remember "ryokou" by recalling the “ryo” from “voyage” and "kou" from "going."
– "しましょう" (shimashou) is the volitional form suggesting "let’s do." Think of "shimashou" by remembering the polite suggestion “let's," as in "let's make it happen (shou)."

Alternate Ways to Say "Let's travel together":
1. いっしょに旅に出ましょう。 (Issho ni tabi ni demashou)
– "旅" (tabi) also means travel or journey, but has a more poetic nuance.
– "に出ましょう" (ni demashou) means "let's go on," with "出ましょう" (demashou) being the volitional form of "出る" (deru, to go out).

2. 一緒に旅行しない？ (Issho ni ryokou shinai?)
– A more casual form meaning, "Shall we travel together?"

3. 一緒に旅しよう！ (Issho ni tabi shiyou!)
– Using the volitional form "しよう" (shiyou) which is less formal than "しましょう."

Remembering these variations will give you multiple ways to suggest traveling together in Japanese.

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