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What does watashitachi nani suru mean?

"Watashitachi nani suru" means "What are we going to do?" in Japanese.

Breakdown:

* Watashitachi (私達) - We (plural, including the speaker)

* Nani (何) - What

* Suru (する) - To do

This phrase is a versatile question used in various contexts, such as:

* Planning an activity: "Watashitachi nani suru?" - "What are we going to do?"

* Asking for suggestions: "Watashitachi nani suru ka na?" - "I wonder what we should do?"

* Expressing uncertainty: "Watashitachi nani suru no ka wakaranai." - "We don't know what to do."

Pronunciation:

* Wa-ta-shi-ta-chi na-ni su-ru

Contextual example:

* Friend A: "Konnichiwa! Kyo wa nani suru?" (Good afternoon! What are we going to do today?)

* Friend B: "Watashitachi eiga o mi ni ikou ka?" (How about we go see a movie?)

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