Good morning,
I was just wondering if someone could clarify for me the nuance that ‘一緒に’ brings to a sentence like this: 来週家族と(一緒に)旅行に行く.
What would be the difference between puting ‘一緒に’ in and letting it out?
教えてくれてありがとう!
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Short answer:
“with someone”
“together with someone”
Longer answer:
と is a case marking particle and marks the comitative case (which happens to be translated as “with” in English although と doesn’t grammatically mean “with”).
一緒に is an adverb, pretty similar to “together” in English.
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