How to Say ‘Contact information’ in Japanese
連絡先
renraku saki
[renraku saki]
💬 Usage Tip: 先 often means "place" or "point" in compounds, not just "ahead" or "previous." So 連絡先 is literally a "contact point," meaning contact information.
Phrase Breakdown
連絡
renraku
[renraku]
contact; communication
The first part of 連絡先, referring to contacting someone.
連絡先を交換する前に名前を確認しました。
Before exchanging contact information, I confirmed the name.
先
saki
[saki]
destination; contact point
The second part of 連絡先, meaning the place or point to contact.
連絡先が分かれば安心です。
If I know the contact information, I feel relieved.
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