English–Japanese
“person involved” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajitōjisha
Example
その問題の当事者は私です。so no mon dai no tō ji sha wa watashi de su
I am the person involved in that issue.
How to say “person involved” in Japanese
“Person involved” in Japanese is 当事者 (tōjisha).
Marks a person whose direct connection to an event or issue gives them a stake in it.
Example sentences with 当事者
問題を解決するには、まず当事者同士で話し合うことが大切です。mon dai o kai ketsu su ru ni wa ma zu tō ji sha dō shi de hana shi a u ko to ga tai setsu de su
To solve the problem, it is important for the parties involved to talk it over with each other.
Tips for using 当事者
- In Japanese discussions, 当事者 (tōjisha) can refer to anyone directly involved in a matter, so it does not by itself mean the victim or the person at fault.