How to Say ‘Let's talk a lot.’ in Japanese
たくさんはなしましょう。
takusan hanashi mashou
[tah-koo-sahn hah-nah-shee mah-shoh]
🇯🇵 In Japan: This is friendly and proactive, good when you want to keep the connection going. It sounds more natural after some rapport than as an opening line.
Phrase Breakdown
たくさん
takusan
[tah-koo-sahn]
a lot; many
Shows doing something a lot or in large quantity.
たくさんわらうひとはすてきです。
People who laugh a lot are wonderful.
はなしましょう
hanashi mashou
let's talk; let's speak
Volitional form inviting someone to do something together.
いっしょに はなしましょう。
Let’s talk together.
Words in this phrase
はなし
hanashi
[hah-nah-shee]
talk; speak
Verb stem used in invitations and polite expressions about talking.
きょうはあなたとはなしできてうれしいです。
I’m happy I could talk with you today.
ましょう
mashou
[mah-shoh]
let's; shall we
Used to make a friendly invitation together.
またこんどゆっくりはなしましょう。
Let’s talk again slowly next time.
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