English–Japanese
“objective” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajikyakkanteki
Example
彼の意見は客観的です。kare no i ken wa kyak kan teki de su
His opinion is objective.
How to say “objective” in Japanese
“Objective” in Japanese is 客観的 (kyakkanteki).
Describes judging or presenting something from a standpoint separate from personal feelings or interests.
Example sentences with 客観的
会議では、感情を交えず客観的に事実を伝えます。kai gi de wa kan jō o maji e zu kyak kan teki ni ji jitsu o tsuta e ma su
In meetings, I report the facts objectively without letting emotions affect me.
Tips for using 客観的
- In English, objective can also mean a goal, but Japanese 客観的 (kyakkanteki, "objective") refers to a neutral viewpoint rather than something to achieve.