"To go with two young people"

Translation: A merge împreună cu doi tineri

[Estel785882]

The suggested answer has "împreună cu". I used just "cu". It was accepted, but I'm wondering if there is a difference in nuance between these two.

[water_color]

"Together with" vs "with"

[BengaminJerrems]

This is silly. In the previous example "a merge/to walk", i wrote "to go" because that's what my Romanian teacher taught me. So shouldn't this say "to walk with two young people"? Meh

[ArguingInElvish]

If I am not mistaken both 'merge' and 'plimba' can mean 'walk', while merge is less fixed and can also mean go and plimba more literally for walk.