English–Japanese
“consul” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajiryōji
Example
領事が書類を確認します。ryō ji ga sho rui o kaku nin shi ma su
The consul checks the documents.
How to say “consul” in Japanese
“Consul” in Japanese is 領事 (ryōji).
Describes an official who represents a country abroad in practical affairs involving its citizens and the host country.
Example sentences with 領事
その領事は、ビザの申請を受け付けています。so no ryō ji wa bi za no shin sei o u ke tsu ke te i ma su
That consul accepts visa applications.
Tips for using 領事
- In English, consul refers to the official, while consulate usually refers to the office where that official works.