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    家族全員が勢揃い (kazoku zen'in ga seizoroi - the whole family is present)

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This phrase consists of '家族全員' (kazoku zen'in - whole family), the particle 'が' (ga - subject marker), and '勢揃い' (seizoroi - all present/gathered). '勢揃い' can function as a noun, and when used with 'が', it describes the state of the subject being fully assembled. It implies completeness and all members being there.

    Sample sentences

    お正月には毎年、遠い親戚も含めて家族全員が勢揃いします。

    Every New Year's, the whole family, including distant relatives, gathers together.

    久しぶりに家族全員が勢揃いして、楽しい時間を過ごしました。

    After a long time, the whole family gathered and we had a wonderful time.

    このドラマの最終回では、主要キャストが勢揃いするそうです。

    I heard that all the main cast members will appear in the final episode of this drama.

    Quick facts

    usage_nuance:'勢揃い' specifically emphasizes that *everyone* or *all members* of a particular group are present, not just some. It often evokes a sense of completeness or a special occasion. It's often used for people but can also apply to items or characters.

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    Example

    お正月には毎年、遠い親戚も含めて家族全員が勢揃いします。

    Every New Year's, the whole family, including distant relatives, gathers together.

    久しぶりに家族全員が勢揃いして、楽しい時間を過ごしました。

    After a long time, the whole family gathered and we had a wonderful time.

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