と (with)
Doing something together with someone
You’ll be able to say who you did something with when describing shared activities.

友達と映画を見ます。
tomodachi to eiga o mimasu.
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I watch a movie with a friend.
Say who joins you in an activity
Use と after a person to mean that you do an action together “with” that person.
家族と晩ご飯を食べます。
kazoku to bangohan o tabemasu.
I eat dinner with my family.
Person + と + action
Put と after the person who accompanies you.
母と買い物に行きます。
haha to kaimono ni ikimasu.
I go shopping with my mother.
友達と昼ご飯を食べました。
tomodachi to hirugohan o tabemashita.
I ate lunch with a friend.
弟とゲームをします。
otouto to geemu o shimasu.
I play games with my younger brother.
父と朝ご飯を食べます。
chichi to asagohan o tabemasu.
I eat breakfast with my father.
姉とテレビを見ます。
ane to terebi o mimasu.
I watch TV with my older sister.
兄と公園でサッカーをします。
ani to kouen de sakkaa o shimasu.
I play soccer in the park with my older brother.
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