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In Fullmetal Alchemist season 1 episode 15 ("The Ishbal Massacre") at the
22:00 minute mark Person A says to Person B something that sounds to me like:

> ないぎましょう

It is translated as "let's go" in the subtitles. Since I could not find a
japanese transcription of said episode I want to know:

1.) Did I understand correctly?  
2.) If not, what did she say? If yes, is this somehow related to 行きましょう or
行くin general?
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Fullmetal Alchemist "let's go" translation
The woman says 参｛まい｝りましょう, which is a humble way of saying "Let us go". It is
not something that you say to your superiors, but should rather be used by
superiors towards those of lower rank, or possibly between people of the same
rank depending on the friendliness level.

The reason you should not use it to superiors, assuming they are also part of
the "going" action, is because it is a way of lowering the status of the
subject of the action (humble language). If the subject of the action includes
your superior, then you are lowering his status as well. However, you can use
it to superiors if you are the only subject, e.g.

コーヒーを持って参りましょうか？ Should I get you a coffee?

For more information, check one of the many answers concerning Humble language
謙譲語｛けんじょうご｝
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