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    全員が勢揃い (zen'in ga seizoroi - everyone is present)

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This phrase combines 「全員 (zen'in)」meaning 'all members/everyone', the particle 「が (ga)」marking the subject, and 「勢揃い (seizoroi)」 meaning 'being all present' or 'being assembled in full force'. 「勢揃い (seizoroi)」 itself can function as a suru-verb (勢揃いする - to assemble) or as a noun (the act of assembling). Here, it functions as a noun preceded by the subject and its particle, indicating that everyone is in a state of being fully assembled.

    Sample sentences

    今年の同窓会は、久しぶりに全員が勢揃いした。

    At this year's reunion, everyone was present for the first time in a long time.

    祭りの前夜には、村の全員が勢揃いして準備をする。

    On the eve of the festival, everyone in the village gathers to prepare.

    映画の試写会には、主要なキャストが全員勢揃いした。

    All the main cast members were present at the movie's premiere.

    Quick facts

    nuance:Implies a complete gathering or assembly, often with a sense of anticipation, importance, or completeness, rather than just mere presence. It can be used for people, characters, or even items.

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    今年の同窓会は、久しぶりに全員が勢揃いした。

    At this year's reunion, everyone was present for the first time in a long time.

    祭りの前夜には、村の全員が勢揃いして準備をする。

    On the eve of the festival, everyone in the village gathers to prepare.

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