English–Japanese
“diplomatic relations” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajikokkō
Example
両国は国交を結びました。ryō koku wa kok kō o musu bi ma shi ta
The two countries established diplomatic relations.
How to say “diplomatic relations” in Japanese
“Diplomatic relations” in Japanese is 国交 (kokkō).
Refers to the official ties that connect one country with another in international affairs.
Example sentences with 国交
隣国との国交が数年間途絶えていました。rin goku to no kok kō ga sū nen kan to da e te i ma shi ta
Diplomatic relations with the neighboring country had been suspended for several years.
Tips for using 国交
- The English phrase "diplomatic relations" can remain in use even when relations are friendly or stable, while 国交 (kokkō) names the official connection itself.