English–Japanese
“old age” in Japanese
How to say “old age” in Japanese
“Old age” in Japanese is 老後 (rōgo).
Centers on the later part of life, especially the years after regular work ends, rather than simply any moment of being old.
Example sentences with 老後
健康なうちに、老後の計画を立てておくと安心です。ken kō na u chi ni rō go no kei kaku o ta te te o ku to an shin de su
It is reassuring to make plans for old age while you are still healthy.
Tips for using 老後
- In Japanese financial conversations, 老後 (rōgo) often appears in discussions of saving and planning for life after retirement.
Other Japanese words for “old age”
高齢になると、疲れやすくなります。kō rei ni na ru to tsuka re ya su ku na ri ma su
As people reach old age, they get tired more easily.