How to Say ‘To take a walk together (polite)’ in Japanese
いっしょにさんぽします
いっしょにさんぽします
💬 Usage Tip: Smooth sentence: [いっしょにさんぽします]. For “Let’s,” use [いっしょにさんぽしましょう].
🇯🇵 In Japan: Doing something simple like a walk is a common low-pressure way to spend time together in Japan.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
いっしょいっしょ
[issho]
together
Sets the idea of doing something “together,” commonly used in friendly plans.
週末は友だちといっしょにさんぽします。
On weekends, I take a walk together with my friend.
にに
[ni]
particle: to; at; in; (makes adverb with いっしょ)
In this set phrase, に completes いっしょに (“together”) and links it to the action.
家族といっしょにさんぽします。
I take a walk together with my family.
さんぽさんぽ
[sanpo]
walk; stroll
The activity noun. With します, it becomes a polite verb meaning “to take a walk.”
夕方、いっしょにさんぽします。
In the evening, we take a walk together.
しし
[shi]
do; (stem of します)
Verb stem that forms します. Here it helps create the polite action “take a walk.”
公園でいっしょにさんぽをします。
We take a walk together in the park.
ますます
[masu]
polite verb ending (makes polite form)
Polite ending completing します. The full phrase is a polite statement often used in conversation.
時間があるとき、いっしょにさんぽします。
When I have time, I take a walk together (with someone).
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