English–Japanese
“population” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajijinkō
Example
この町の人口は一万人です。ko no machi no jin kō wa ichi man nin de su
This town has a population of ten thousand.
How to say “population” in Japanese
“Population” in Japanese is 人口 (jinkō).
Describes the total number of people living in a particular place or belonging to a particular group.
Example sentences with 人口
市役所は毎年、この地域の人口の変化を発表しています。shi yaku sho wa mai toshi ko no chi iki no jin kō no hen ka o hap pyō shi te i ma su
The city government announces changes in the local population every year.
Tips for using 人口
- In everyday English, population usually sounds more statistical than people, so it commonly describes the size of a town, country, or other group.