English–Japanese
“long-term” in Japanese
How to say “long-term” in Japanese
“Long-term” in Japanese is 長期 (chōki).
It refers to a span that extends far beyond the immediate present, especially when discussing plans, effects, or commitments.
Example sentences with 長期
この会社では長期の契約も選べます。ko no gai sha de wa chō ki no kei yaku mo era be ma su
You can also choose a long-term contract at this company.
Tips for using 長期
- In everyday conversation, 長期 (chōki) commonly appears when people discuss plans, savings, or work arrangements that extend over many months or years.
Other Japanese words for “long-term”
長期的な計画を立てます。chō ki teki na kei kaku o ta te ma su
I make long-term plans.