together in Japanese
together in Japanese is 一緒に, 一緒 — together means in the same place or at the same time; in close company with each other.
together in Japanese
一緒に
Pronounced: isshoni
一緒
Pronounced: issho
What does "together" mean?
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adverb In the same place or at the same time; in close company with each other.
"We grew up together on the same street."
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adverb Combined into a single unit or whole.
"Mix the flour and sugar together before adding the eggs."
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adverb In a romantic or business partnership.
"They've been together for six years now."
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adjective Calm, organized, and in control of one's life (informal).
"She always seems so together, even under pressure."
together in a sentence
- We grew up together on the same street.
- Let's put the chairs together in a circle.
- Mix the flour and sugar together before adding the eggs.
- They've been together for six years now.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "together" in Japanese?
"together" in Japanese is 一緒に, 一緒. together means: In the same place or at the same time; in close company with each other.
How do you pronounce 一緒に?
"together" in Japanese is 一緒に, pronounced "isshoni".
How do you use "together" in a sentence?
Example: "We grew up together on the same street." In Japanese, "together" is 一緒に, 一緒.
Are there other ways to say "together" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "together": 一緒に, 一緒.
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