English–Japanese
“permission” in Japanese
How to say “permission” in Japanese
“Permission” in Japanese is 許可 (kyoka).
Describes the recognized right or consent that allows someone to do something.
Example sentences with 許可
写真を撮るには店員の許可が必要です。sha shin o to ru ni wa ten in no kyo ka ga hitsu yō de su
Permission from the staff is required to take pictures.
Tips for using 許可
- In everyday conversation, 許可 (kyoka) sounds more formal than a simple phrase meaning "Is it okay?" when asking whether an action is allowed.
Other Japanese words for “permission”
母の許しを得て、出かけます。haha no yuru shi o e te de ka ke ma su
I go out with my mother's permission.