How to say "liaison" in Japanese
Choosing the right word
- 情事じょうじnounCovers 'liaison' in its romantic sense: a love affair, typically a secret or improper one. Use it when English 'liaison' could be replaced by 'affair', as in reports of a politician's liaison.
- 連係れんけいnoun, suru verb, intransitive verbCovers 'liaison' in its neutral sense of a link or coordination between people or groups, as in 'maintain close liaison with another department'. It has nothing to do with romance.
For 'liaison' as a romantic affair use 情事; for 'liaison' as a link, contact, or coordination between people or groups use 連係 — the two senses are entirely separate.
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