English–Japanese
“expectation” in Japanese
How to say “expectation” in Japanese
“Expectation” in Japanese is 予期 (yoki).
It describes holding a future outcome in mind as something likely to happen before it occurs.
Example sentences with 予期
その展開は多くの人の予期に反していました。so no ten kai wa ō ku no hito no yo ki ni han shi te i ma shi ta
The development went against many people's expectations.
Tips for using 予期
- The expression 予期せぬ (yokisenu) means "unexpected" and often describes results or events that differ from what was anticipated.
Other Japanese words for “expectation”
母の期待に応えたいです。haha no ki tai ni kota e ta i de su
I want to meet my mother's expectations.
