English–Japanese
“principal's office” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajikōchōshitsu
Example
校長室は二階にあります。kō chō shitsu wa ni kai ni a ri ma su
The principal's office is on the second floor.
How to say “principal's office” in Japanese
“Principal's office” in Japanese is 校長室 (kōchōshitsu).
It denotes the room set aside for the person who leads a school, linking a school leader with a specific place.
Example sentences with 校長室
用事があるときは、先生と一緒に校長室を訪ねます。yō ji ga a ru to ki wa sen sei to is sho ni kō chō shitsu o tazu ne ma su
When I have something to discuss, I visit the principal's office with my teacher.
Tips for using 校長室
- Japanese school signs often label the principal's office as 校長室 (kōchōshitsu), making the word recognizable as a room name rather than a person's name.