English–Japanese

“trust” in Japanese

Japanese

Also信頼 (shinrai) · 信託 (shintaku)

Romajishin'yō

私は彼を信用しています。watashi wa kare o shin yō shi te i ma su

I trust him.

“Trust” in Japanese is 信用 (shin'yō).

Shows that someone or something is regarded as dependable and worthy of reliance.

約束を守ることが信用につながります。yaku soku o mamo ru ko to ga shin yō ni tsu na ga ri ma su

Keeping your promises leads to trust.

In everyday Japanese, 信用 (shin'yō) can describe the standing a person has when others regard that person as dependable.

shinrai

nountrust

みんなの信頼を得ました。mi n na no shin rai o e ma shi ta

I gained everyone's trust.

shintaku

nountrust

私は財産を信託します。watashi wa zai san o shin taku shi ma su

I place my assets in a trust.