What does iku ze mean?

"Iku ze" (行くぜ) in Japanese means "Let's go!" or "Go!" It's a more forceful and energetic way to say "Let's go" than "ikimashou" (行きましょう), which is more polite.

Here's a breakdown of the components:

* Iku (行く): To go

* Ze (ぜ): A particle that adds emphasis and makes the statement more forceful

Usage:

"Iku ze" is often used in situations where:

* You're trying to get someone to go somewhere with you enthusiastically.

* You want to express excitement or determination.

* You're in a casual setting with friends or close acquaintances.

Example:

* "Eiga ni ikou ze!" (映画に行こうぜ!) - "Let's go to the movies!"

Note: "Iku ze" is considered informal and might be inappropriate in formal settings.