Together, at the same time in Japanese 🇯🇵

いっしょ に info.

いっしょ に (issho ni)

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– Break it down: いっしょ (issho) means "together" and に (ni) is a particle that often means "in" or "at."
– Think of "issho" sounding like "a show" where people come together.
– Associate "ni" with the English word "near," as things that are together are usually near each other.

Explanations:
– いっしょ に (issho ni) is used to indicate doing something together with someone else, at the same time or place.
– The particle に (ni) is often used to specify the direction, location, or time in which an action occurs, adding nuance to the sense of togetherness.

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– 一緒 (いっしょ, issho): "Together" without the particle に.
– みんなで (minna de): "With everyone," adding a sense of group activity.

Alternate Meanings Like Slang:
– いっしょ can sometimes be used on its own to express "in the same place." For example, in casual speech, one might say "一緒?" to mean "Together?" or "Same place?"

Examples of Sentences that Use It:
1. 友達といっしょに映画を見に行きました。
– Tomodachi to issho ni eiga o mi ni ikimaa.
– I went to see a movie together with my friend.

2. 彼はいっしょに勉強したいと言いました。
– Kare wa issho ni benkyou ai to iimaa.
– He said he wants to study together.

3. 私たちはいっしょに昼ご飯を食べた。
– Wataachi wa issho ni hiru gohan o tabeta.
– We ate lunch together.

4. 家族といっしょに旅行に行きます。
– Kazoku to issho ni ryokou ni ikimasu.
– I am going on a trip together with my family.

5. 彼といっしょに仕事をするのは楽しいです。
– Kare to issho ni shigoto o suru no wa tanoshii desu.
– Working together with him is enjoyable.

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