トモニ
Meanings
Adverb
Usually written in kana
1. together; jointly
I hope that we can continue to work together in the future.
2. at the same time; with; as ...; including; along with
often as ...とともに
3. both
Both of them are stronger than us.
Pitch accent
ト
モニ
Composed of
companion; follower; attendant; retinue
Used in vocabulary (6 in total)
together with; as X, then Y (e.g. as we age we gain wisdom, as wine matures it becomes more valuable, etc.)
both in name and reality; both in name and substance
(by) both oneself and others
Examples (24 in total)
They were laughing together.
I'll fight by your side to the very end.
I was in terrible shape, both mentally and physically.
Tom and Mary are both good chess players.
Water and oil are both liquids.
Actually, I had intended to go together.
Both of them are stronger than us.
Society will be better if we work together.
No abnormalities in either vision or hearing.
The time spent together was only a few days.
She is proficient in both Spanish and Italian.
I hope that we can continue to work together in the future.
From today, let's move forward together toward a single dream.
Work and play are both necessary to health.
However, in reality, neither of them is serious.
That dinner they had together was delicious.
One third of the friends I grew up with are dead.
After we finished working, we enjoyed talking together.
And both the opposing and supporting arguments presented were reasonable.
Both of Tom's parents passed away when he was quite young.
It is a house that conveys the affection of the people who cherished the horses and lived with them.
Afghanistan and Iran both changed their national anthems several times in the course of the 20th century.
The girl and the men standing with her are probably all warriors who have mastered magic.
And in the future, I want her to become my wife and walk through life with me.