(* You also say お連れ様ですか？ = Otsuresama desu ka? = the literal meaning is “ Is that person your companion?” ) = Kondo, gorufu, goissho sasete itadaite mo yoroshii de shou ka?Ī server asks you if you are with other customers. * ご 一緒する ( = goissho suru) (polite expression) to go somewhere with someone / accompany someone (when you are talking to someone superior) = 一緒に行く ( = issho ni iku) = I’m with Maggie right now and was wondering if we could go over there (where yo u are). = Ima, Maggie to issho nan dakedo, socchi ni itte ii kanaa. = May I take a picture with you? / Do you mind if I take a picture with you? = Issho ni shashin wo totte mo ii desu ka?
(Literal meaning is: I will teach you how to cook so let’s cook together.) = Ryouri wo oshiete ageru kara issho ni tsukurou yo. = I wonder when my whole family can go traveling together. = Itsu kazoku issho ni ryokou ga dekiru hi ga kurun darou. = Hey, do you want to eat with us here?/Do you want to join us (and eat your meal with us)? = Nee, kocchi de minna to issho ni gohan tabenai ? = Do you want to go to USJ ( Universal Studios Japan) with me? = Issho ni nihongo no benkou wo shimashou. ( = issho ni “issho” no tsukaikata wo benkyou shimashou.)ġ) to do something with someone, to do something together / to be with someone So let’s study the usage of 一緒 ( = いっしょ = issho) together. We got a request to make a lesson on how to use 一緒 ( = いっしょ = issho). And that is something that I cannot deny.
N1 is a country name or a company name, N2 is a product.Maggie Sensei asked me to be a guest teacher because I am cute. To be polite and respectful to the person listening, we can use the following words with the same meaning: There (away from the speaker and the listener)
Meaning: This place / that / that place is N (location). In addition, we also learned more about the uses of to talk about the origin of something and the extremely popular communication sentence pattern.
The grammar is about the great points related to, , and.
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