English–Japanese
“tendency” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajikeikō
Example
最近、この町は暑くなる傾向があります。sai kin ko no machi wa atsu ku na ru kei kō ga a ri ma su
Recently, this town has a tendency to get hotter.
How to say “tendency” in Japanese
“Tendency” in Japanese is 傾向 (keikō).
Describes a pattern in which something repeatedly moves or develops in a particular direction.
Example sentences with 傾向
この地域では、若者が自転車を利用する傾向があります。ko no chi iki de wa waka mono ga ji ten sha o ri yō su ru kei kō ga a ri ma su
In this area, young people tend to use bicycles.
Tips for using 傾向
- In everyday Japanese, 傾向がある (keikō ga aru) commonly presents a tendency as a recurring pattern rather than a single event.