English–Japanese
“friendly relations” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajishinzen
Example
両国は親善を深めます。ryō koku wa shin zen o fuka me ma su
The two countries strengthen their friendly relations.
How to say “friendly relations” in Japanese
“Friendly relations” in Japanese is 親善 (shinzen).
Refers to a warm, cooperative connection maintained between people, groups, or countries.
Example sentences with 親善
両国の代表は文化交流を通じて親善を図ります。ryō koku no dai hyō wa bun ka kō ryū o tsū ji te shin zen o haka ri ma su
Representatives of the two countries promote friendly relations through cultural exchange.
Tips for using 親善
- 親善 (shinzen) can describe relations between countries, organizations, or communities, and its formal tone suits official exchanges rather than casual social ties.