English–Japanese
“signing” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajichōin
Example
両国は条約に調印しました。ryō koku wa jō yaku ni chō in shi ma shi ta
The two countries signed the treaty.
How to say “signing” in Japanese
“Signing” in Japanese is 調印 (chōin).
Describes making a formal agreement official by placing a signature or seal on it.
Example sentences with 調印
代表たちは長い交渉を終えて、調印に臨みました。dai hyō ta chi wa naga i kō shō o o e te chō in ni nozo mi ma shi ta
After the representatives finished the long negotiations, they prepared to sign.
Tips for using 調印
- In news reports, 調印 (chōin) commonly concerns treaties, agreements, and peace accords, not the signing of an autograph.