English–Japanese
“concern” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajikenen
Example
その計画には懸念があります。so no kei kaku ni wa ke nen ga a ri ma su
There are concerns about that plan.
How to say “concern” in Japanese
“Concern” in Japanese is 懸念 (kenen).
Marks a possible problem as something that weighs on the mind before it happens.
Example sentences with 懸念
結果について懸念を口にする人もいます。kek ka ni tsu i te ke nen o kuchi ni su ru hito mo i ma su
Some people also voice concerns about the outcome.
Tips for using 懸念
- In formal Japanese, 懸念 (kenen) often describes a possible problem in public or business discussions, so it can sound more measured than a personal fear.