To marry OR Marriage? Japanese と in context


The phrase runs thus:

> お[姫様]{ひめ・さま}と[結婚]{けっ・こん}して。

Is it literally "married the princess" or does the と affect the subject in any
way?




In English it's "to marry someone" (direct object), in Japanese it's 誰か **と**
結婚する "to marry [ **with** ] someone". So, yes, it is literally "marry the
princess".




In English it's "to marry someone" (direct object), in Japanese it's 誰か **と**
結婚する "to marry [ **with** ] someone". So, yes, it is literally "marry the
princess".

