English–Japanese
“forecast” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajiyohō
Example
明日の予報を見ます。asu no yo hō o mi ma su
I check tomorrow's forecast.
How to say “forecast” in Japanese
“Forecast” in Japanese is 予報 (yohō).
It turns signs or information about the present into a statement about a future outcome.
Example sentences with 予報
予報より早く、雨が降り始めました。yo hō yo ri haya ku ame ga fu ri haji me ma shi ta
It started raining earlier than the forecast said.
Tips for using 予報
- A forecast is usually treated as a likely outcome rather than a promise, so changing conditions can make it different from what actually happens.