English–Japanese
“exemption” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajimenjo
Example
学生は入場料を免除されます。gaku sei wa nyū jō ryō o men jo sa re ma su
Students are exempt from the admission fee.
How to say “exemption” in Japanese
“Exemption” in Japanese is 免除 (menjo).
Describes an official removal of a payment or duty that would otherwise apply.
Example sentences with 免除
経済的な事情から、大学に授業料の免除を申請しました。kei zai teki na ji jō ka ra dai gaku ni ju gyō ryō no men jo o shin sei shi ma shi ta
Because of financial circumstances, I applied to the university for an exemption from tuition.
Tips for using 免除
- In Japanese administrative language, 免除 (menjo) often appears in a passive expression for a fee that is officially waived, matching "be exempt from" in English.