"Will we go together?"

Translation: Pójdziemy razem?

[jankhut]

Can one say "pojdziemy" instead of "chodzmy" or are they totally different?

[immery]

Pójdziemy razem. - it is decided , or you are making that decision right now for everybody.
Pójdziemy razem? you are asking someone to go with you

Chodźmy razem, you are suggesting you should go together.
Pójdźmy, idźmy

so a question/request versus a suggestion, I think which fits more depends on context.

[jankhut]

that was very helpful, thank you

[akilleyca.48]

why is "czy razem pójdziemy?" not accepted?

[Jellei]

This word order seems rather strange. As "together" is clearly the most important word, it really should be at the end.

[DavidWinlo]

How is this different to asking 'będziemy iść razem'? Are there notes somewhere on perfective vs imperfective?

[Jellei]

I wasn't even sure if "będziemy iść razem" is correct, but the more I think about it, the more I think it is - but it would refer to the process, focus on duration. That you will be walking side by side.

"Pójdziemy" focuses on the result.

Check this post for topics about perfective/imperfective: https://www.duolingo.com/comment/16296174

[DavidWinlo]

Dziękuję bardzo! This has been confusing me a lot.