了承
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Base noun form. Used to express formal acknowledgment or understanding of information, often in business or official contexts. Example: 『了承しました』 (ryoushou shimashita, 'I have acknowledged / Understood').
Theme
At a project meeting, User and their colleague Ken discuss a new task assignment. Ken explains the details and asks for confirmation.
了承
りょうしょう
acknowledgment / understanding
Culture & SocietyWork & Business
Memory Hook
Imagine a boss nodding and saying 'I understand' after you explain something. '了承' (ryoushou) sounds like 'ryo' (as in 'ryokan' inn) and 'shou' (as in 'show' understanding) — think: 'In a ryokan, they show understanding by acknowledging your request.'
Cultural Note
In Japanese business settings, 『了承』 (ryoushou) is often used in formal emails or meetings to indicate that a proposal or request has been acknowledged and accepted. It's a key term for showing agreement and ensuring clear communication in professional contexts.
Forms
Base: 了承Base noun form. Used to express formal acknowledgment or understanding of information, often in business or official contexts. Example: 『了承しました』 (ryoushou shimashita, 'I have acknowledged / Understood').