idiom "go halves on something with somebody"

[Lost_Soul]

Hi,

Can you tell me if you find the sentence below naturally sounding:

[Molly]

[Lost_Soul]

Thank you, Molly

But I'd like to hear out native speakers on this one, since it's important to me to know if they really use the idiom as I wrote it (because I heard it while watching a movie)

Thanks!

[Stew.t.]

Hi

The term we use is "go halves" without the preposition on where you placed it.

"guys go halves with me on a car"

And it is common in usage. Also used in connection with eating or drinking;

Wanna go halves on this last piece of cake. Share it by cutting it in two.

Wanna go halves on the rest of this bottle of wine.

cheers stew.t.
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[Ralf]

Hi Alex,

You could also say 'go Dutch'.

On our first date, we both got out our wallets and went Dutch.
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[Lost_Soul]

Hi, Stew, Amy and Ralf

Thank you for your examples and solicitude ! You've been most helpful

[Barb_D]

Can I add one thing?

You said "you guys" which means you and more than one other person. You can only "go halves" with one other person. But you have probably figured that out by now.