The Japanese vocabulary「警察署(けいさつしょ、keisatsusho)」means “police station.” Please learn the pronunciation and the example sentences.
Japanese Vocabulary and the Meaning
| Key Word | 警察署 |
| Hiragana | けいさつしょ |
| Romaji Reading | keisatsusho |
| English Meaning | police station |
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.
I delivered the lost item to the police station.
Plain Form:
警察署に落とし物を届けた。
Keisatsu-sho ni otoshimono o todoketa.
Polite Form:
警察署に落とし物を届けました。
Keisatsu-sho ni otoshimono o todokemashita.
In Japan, if we find a lost item, we take it to a police station or mini police station.
Please don’t steal it!
I lived near the police station.
Plain Form:
警察署の近くに住んでいた。
Keisatsusho no chikaku ni sunde ita.
Polite Form:
警察署の近くに住んでいました。
Keisatsusho no chikaku ni sunde imashita.
Where is the nearest police station?
Spoken and Non-Honorific Language:
近くの警察署はどこ？
Chikaku no keisatsusho wa doko?
Polite Form:
近くの警察署はどこですか？
Chikaku no keisatsusho wa doko desu ka?
My son didn’t come home for two days, so I filed a missing person’s report at the police station.
Plain Form:
息子が２日間帰ってこないので、警察署で失踪届を出した。
Musuko ga futsukakakan kaette konai node, keisatsusho de shissō-todoke o dashita.
Polite Form:
息子が２日間帰ってこないので、警察署で失踪届を出しました。
Musuko ga futsukakakan kaette konai node, keisatsusho de shissō-todoke o dashimashita.
