A1 noun Neutral #2,545 am häufigsten

報告

hōkoku /hoːkoku/

A report or the act of informing someone about the progress or results of a task. It is a fundamental communication tool used to keep others updated on a situation.

Beispiele

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1

母にテストの結果を報告しました。

I reported the test results to my mother.

2

調査の結果を正式に報告いたします。

I will formally report the results of the investigation.

3

あ、さっきの件、報告しとくね。

Oh, I'll just report back to you on that matter from earlier.

Wortfamilie

Nomen
報告
Verb
報告する
Verwandt
報告書
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Merkhilfe

Imagine someone holding (報) a megaphone to tell (告) their boss the news. The first kanji 'hou' also appears in 'tenki-youhou' (weather forecast).

Schnelles Quiz

仕事が終わったら、課長に___してください。

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: 報告

Beispiele

1

母にテストの結果を報告しました。

everyday

I reported the test results to my mother.

2

調査の結果を正式に報告いたします。

formal

I will formally report the results of the investigation.

3

あ、さっきの件、報告しとくね。

informal

Oh, I'll just report back to you on that matter from earlier.

4

学術誌に研究内容を報告する。

academic

To report the research findings to an academic journal.

5

部長にプロジェクトの進捗を報告してください。

business

Please report the project's progress to the department manager.

Wortfamilie

Nomen
報告
Verb
報告する
Verwandt
報告書

Häufige Kollokationen

報告をする to make a report
報告を受ける to receive a report
報告書を書く to write a report (document)
中間報告 interim report
最終報告 final report

Häufige Phrasen

報告・連絡・相談

Report, Contact, Consult (The 'Ho-Ren-So' rule in Japanese business)

事後報告

reporting after the fact

口頭報告

verbal report

Wird oft verwechselt mit

報告 vs 連絡

Renraku is general communication or keeping in touch, while Hokoku is specifically reporting completion or status of a task.

報告 vs 発表

Happyou is a public presentation or announcement, whereas Hokoku is usually directed at a specific person or supervisor.

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Nutzungshinweise

Hokoku is used when you provide information to someone who expects it, such as a boss or a teacher. It implies a sense of duty or obligation to update the recipient.

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Häufige Fehler

Learners often use 'hanasu' (to talk) instead of 'hokoku' in business settings. Using 'hokoku' shows a professional understanding of accountability.

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Merkhilfe

Imagine someone holding (報) a megaphone to tell (告) their boss the news. The first kanji 'hou' also appears in 'tenki-youhou' (weather forecast).

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Wortherkunft

Derived from the characters 報 (to repay/inform) and 告 (to announce/tell).

Grammatikmuster

Noun + する (Suru-verb) 〜に〜を報告する (Report [something] to [someone])
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Kultureller Kontext

In Japan, 'Ho-Ren-So' (Hokoku, Renraku, Sodan) is taught as the essential framework for smooth workplace communication.

Schnelles Quiz

仕事が終わったら、課長に___してください。

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: 報告

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