How to say official in Japanese

JLPTN1
公☆【おおやけooyake】

~の noun / noun:

  • official; governmental; formal
  • public (use, facility, etc.); common
  • public (matter, place, etc.); (out in the) open ➜ 公にする

Example Sentences

２００２年nen：国土安全保障省kokudoanzenhoshoushou設立setsuritsu法houにniブッシュBUSSHU大統領daitouryouがgaサインSAINしshi正式なseishikina省shouとなるtonaru。
2002: President Bush signs the Homeland Security Act and it becomes an official Cabinet agency.
公式koushiki問題集mondaishuuにはniha"受け身ukemiのno現在進行形genzaishinkougata"とto説明setsumeiされていますsareteimasu。
In the official question collection it is explained as being "passive voice of the present continuous tense".
「ここkokoまでmadeはha表向きomotemukiのno話hanashiなんですnandesu。キリカ.KIRIKAさんsanもmo知っているshitteiruことkotoですdesuねne」「ってtteことkotoはha、裏向きuramukiもmoあるaruんですndesuかka？」
"Up to this point has been the official story, which Kirika also knows." "By which you mean there is also an unofficial?"
彼kareはha公用kouyouでde大阪oosakaにni行ったitta。
He went to Osaka on official business.
彼kareはha公用kouyouでdeパリPARIへhe行っているitteiru。
He has gone to Paris on official business.

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