持ってくる question...

Hi everyone, i'm new to this website!

I have a question (i've moved back to the UK from Japan, so its annoying trying to learn japanese when you have nobody to ask for help!)
I am studying the GENKI Vol. 1 book and i am currently doing a section on 'propose to do the following things, using ましょうか'

This one question is bugging me, as i cant seem to get it right...

-the picture is of a man and a woman, the man has a thought bubble with two glasses of wine in it. So, in English it'd be something like 'Shall I go and get some wine?' OR 'Shall I bring some wine?'

Would I use 持ってくる ? Would it be something like - ワインを持ってくましょうか

I appreciate the help! Thanks Arigatou!!!!!!!!

I think 取ってきましょう works better than 持ってきましょう.

I suspect what they're actually after is 飲みましょう.

Ah, i think you're correct with the 飲みましょうか
it makes a bit more sense!

Thanks

hmm, sorry but i have one more!
it is- つける
the situation in the picture is - shall i put on the lights/electric?

電気をつけましょうか <<<< is that incorrect?
Thank you once again

That is correct.

Will1989 said:

Would I use 持ってくる ? Would it be something like - ワインを持ってくましょうか

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It's at times like these when it would be better to be in a classroom. Then you can have fun with it and say things like ワインを飲んでラブホテルに行きましょう。