How do you say "Do you want to go together?" in Japanese?

Quick use

Use いっしょにいきませんか (issho ni ikimasen ka) when you want to invite someone to go with you. It sounds like a polite, friendly invitation.

Chunk or pattern

• Invitation chunk: いっしょ に / いきませんか
• Reusable place pattern: 〜 に / いきませんか
• Useful swaps: カフェにいきませんか, えきにいきませんか, ごはんにいきませんか.

Core words

• いっしょに: together.
• いきませんか: would you like to go?

Helper words and endings

• に: points to where you go, or the activity you go for.

Practical note

Even though ません looks negative, いきませんか is a common invitation form. It is closer to “Would you like to go?” than “Are you not going?”