English–Japanese
“established practice” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajikankō
Example
地域の慣行を尊重します。chi iki no kan kō o son chō shi ma su
We respect local practices.
How to say “established practice” in Japanese
“Established practice” in Japanese is 慣行 (kankō).
Describes a way of doing things that has become accepted through repeated use in a group or place.
Example sentences with 慣行
その地域では古い慣行が今も残っています。so no chi iki de wa furu i kan kō ga ima mo noko tte i ma su
Old established practices still exist in that area.
Tips for using 慣行
- In business and official writing, 慣行 (kankō) often refers to a practice followed as a matter of custom even when no written rule requires it.