English–Japanese
“both parties” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajisōhō
Example
双方が合意しました。sō hō ga gō i shi ma shi ta
Both parties agreed.
How to say “both parties” in Japanese
“Both parties” in Japanese is 双方 (sōhō).
It treats the two sides in an issue, agreement, or interaction together rather than separately.
Example sentences with 双方
双方の意見を聞いてから、結論を出します。sō hō no i ken o ki i te ka ra ketsu ron o da shi ma su
I will reach a conclusion after hearing both parties' opinions.
Tips for using 双方
- 双方 (sōhō) can refer to both sides in a discussion without naming them, which makes it useful when the participants are already clear from context.