English–Japanese
“being accompanied” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajidōhan
Example
子ども同伴で入場できます。ko do mo dō han de nyū jō de ki ma su
You can enter with children.
How to say “being accompanied” in Japanese
“Being accompanied” in Japanese is 同伴 (dōhan).
Centers on accompanying another person as part of their movement or participation in an event.
Example sentences with 同伴
未成年者は保護者同伴で参加してください。mi sei nen sha wa ho go sha dō han de san ka shi te ku da sa i
Minors, please attend with a guardian.
Tips for using 同伴
- In conversation, 同伴 (dōhan) sounds more formal than 一緒に行く (issho ni iku), so it often appears in notices, applications, and other polite settings.