English–Japanese
“agreement” in Japanese
How to say “agreement” in Japanese
“Agreement” in Japanese is 協定 (kyōtei).
It refers to terms that two or more parties jointly settle and accept as a basis for cooperation.
Example sentences with 協定
両国は環境保護のための協定を結びます。ryō koku wa kan kyō ho go no ta me no kyō tei o musu bi ma su
The two countries enter into an agreement to protect the environment.
Tips for using 協定
- In Japanese news and official writing, 協定 (kyōtei) commonly names formal agreements between governments or organizations, giving it an official tone.
Other Japanese words for “agreement”
両者は合意に達しました。ryō sha wa gō i ni tas shi ma shi ta
Both sides reached an agreement.
私はその考えに同意します。watashi wa so no kanga e ni dō i shi ma su
I agree with that idea.
私は彼の意見に同調します。watashi wa kare no i ken ni dō chō shi ma su
I agree with his opinion.
私はその案に賛成です。watashi wa so no an ni san sei de su
I agree with that plan.
労使は賃金について妥結しました。rō shi wa chin gin ni tsu i te da ketsu shi ma shi ta
The two sides reached an agreement on wages.




