The Japanese vocabulary「裁判所 (さいばんしょ、saibansho)」means “courthouse.” Please learn the pronunciation and the example sentences.
Japanese Vocabulary and the Meaning
| Key Word | 裁判所 |
| Hiragana | さいばんしょ |
| Romaji Reading | saibansho |
| English Meaning | courthouse |
The Correct Japanese Pronunciations
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The Example Japanese Sentences
It is important to have skills in both non-honorific and honorific languages in order to use Japanese correctly.
Postcards from courts are fraudulent.
Plain Form:
裁判所から届くハガキは詐欺だ。
Saibansho kara todoku hagaki wa sagida.
Polite Form:
裁判所から届くハガキは詐欺です。
Saibansho kara todoku hagaki wa sagidesu.
I’ve never been to court.
Plain Form:
裁判所に行ったことがない。
Saibansho ni itta koto ga nai.
Polite Form:
裁判所に行ったことがありません。
Saibansho ni itta koto ga arimasen.
I participated in a tour of the courthouse.
Plain Form:
裁判所の見学ツアーに参加した。
Saibansho no kengaku tsuā ni sanka shita.
Polite Form:
裁判所の見学ツアーに参加しました。
Saibansho no kengaku tsuā ni sanka shimashita.
I want to try to attend a trial.
Plain Form:
裁判所で傍聴してみたい。
Saibansho de bōchō shite mitai.
Polite Form:
裁判所で傍聴してみたいです。
Saibansho de bōchō shite mitai desu.
“Try to” was used in the English translation for a reason. You might not have understood the Japanese grammar correctly if you do not know the reason. Please learn about it in our private lessons or mail support.
