How to say "feedback" in Japanese
Choosing the right word
- noun, suru verb, transitive verbFeedback in the everyday sense: comments or evaluations on a product or on a person's performance or work. Typical when a manager responds to an employee's draft or users react to a new product.
- 帰還きかんnoun, suru verb, transitive verbThe technical sense: feedback in an electronic circuit or a biological system, where a system's output is returned to its input. Not the word for comments on someone's work; that is フィードバック.
Use 「フィードバック」 for feedback in the everyday sense — comments or evaluations on a product or a person's performance — and 帰還 for the technical sense in electronic circuits and biological systems.
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