English–Japanese
“benefit” in Japanese
How to say “benefit” in Japanese
“Benefit” in Japanese is 恩恵 (onkei).
Presents a person or group as receiving a favorable gain or help from a source.
Example sentences with 恩恵
この制度は高齢者に大きな恩恵をもたらします。ko no sei do wa kō rei sha ni ō ki na on kei o mo ta ra shi ma su
This system brings great benefits to older people.
Tips for using 恩恵
- In conversational Japanese, 恩恵を受ける (onkei o ukeru) sounds formal and often describes benefits from technology, public systems, or nature rather than a small personal favor.
Other Japanese words for “benefit”
早く申し込むと得をします。haya ku mō shi ko mu to toku o shi ma su
If you sign up early, you will benefit.
この話は誰の益にもなりません。ko no hanashi wa dare no eki ni mo na ri ma se n
This talk is of no benefit to anyone.
早く予約すれば得します。haya ku yo yaku su re ba toku shi ma su
You benefit if you book early.