報酬
A payment or reward given in exchange for work, services, or an achievement. It often refers to professional fees or remuneration, but can also describe an abstract reward for one's efforts.
Ejemplos
3 de 5お手伝いの報酬にお菓子をもらった。
I received sweets as a reward for helping out.
調査の報酬として、謝礼金をお支払いします。
We will pay an honorarium as remuneration for the investigation.
報酬はピザでいい？
Is pizza okay as a reward?
Familia de palabras
Truco para recordar
Think of the first kanji 'Hō' (報) which means 'to report' or 'repay', and 'Shū' (酬) which means 'recompense'. You get 'Hōshū' when your work 'report' is finished!
Quiz rápido
彼は素晴らしい仕事をしたので、高い___を受け取った。
¡Correcto!
La respuesta correcta es: 報酬
Ejemplos
お手伝いの報酬にお菓子をもらった。
everydayI received sweets as a reward for helping out.
調査の報酬として、謝礼金をお支払いします。
formalWe will pay an honorarium as remuneration for the investigation.
報酬はピザでいい？
informalIs pizza okay as a reward?
心理学的実験において、金銭的報酬は動機づけに影響する。
academicIn psychological experiments, monetary rewards influence motivation.
コンサルティング業務の報酬について相談したい。
businessI would like to discuss the fees for the consulting services.
Familia de palabras
Colocaciones comunes
Frases Comunes
労働の報酬
reward for labor
期待通りの報酬
reward as expected
成功報酬制
success fee system
Se confunde a menudo con
Kyūryō refers specifically to a monthly salary from an employer, while hōshū is broader, covering one-time fees for professional tasks.
Orei is a general token of gratitude (gift or money), whereas hōshū implies a contractual or expected payment for a service.
Notas de uso
It is commonly used in business contracts to define the 'fee' for professional services like those of a lawyer or freelancer. It can also be used for psychological or biological 'rewards' (like dopamine).
Errores comunes
Learners often use 'kyūryō' when they are actually talking about a freelance fee; for independent professional work, 'hōshū' is the more appropriate term.
Truco para recordar
Think of the first kanji 'Hō' (報) which means 'to report' or 'repay', and 'Shū' (酬) which means 'recompense'. You get 'Hōshū' when your work 'report' is finished!
Origen de la palabra
Derived from Sino-Japanese roots where '報' (hō) means to requite or repay, and '酬' (shū) means to return a toast or compensate.
Patrones gramaticales
Contexto cultural
In Japanese business culture, discussing 'hōshū' (fees) upfront is becoming more common, though traditionally it was sometimes considered polite to wait for the client to offer an 'orei' (honorarium) first.
Quiz rápido
彼は素晴らしい仕事をしたので、高い___を受け取った。
¡Correcto!
La respuesta correcta es: 報酬
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