English–Japanese
“parliament” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajigikai
Example
国の議会が新しい法律を作ります。kuni no gi kai ga atara shi i hō ritsu o tsuku ri ma su
The country's parliament makes new laws.
How to say “parliament” in Japanese
“Parliament” in Japanese is 議会 (gikai).
Describes an organized body in which elected or appointed representatives deliberate on public matters and make laws.
Example sentences with 議会
市民は議会の動きを注意深く見守っています。shi min wa gi kai no ugo ki o chū i fuka ku mi mamo tte i ma su
Citizens are watching the parliament's actions closely.
Tips for using 議会
- The word parliament can mean both the institution and the group of members meeting in it, so it appears in phrases such as a national parliament and members of parliament.