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How to Say ‘Internal communication’ in Japanese

社内のコミュニケーション

shanai no komyunikeeshon

[shah-nai noh koh-myoo-nee-kay-shon]

💬 Usage Tip: [社内] means "inside the company," and with [の] it can describe another noun: [社内の連絡] "internal company communication." This is a very common business pattern: place or group + [の] + noun.

Phrase Breakdown

社内

shanai

[shah-nai]

inside the company; in-house

Refers to things happening within the company or organization.

Example

社内のコミュニケーションは活発です。

Internal communication is active.

no

[noh]

of

Links 'inside the company' to 'communication.'

Example

社内のコミュニケーションを大切にしています。

They value internal communication.

コミュニケーション

komyunikeeshon

[koh-myoo-nee-kay-shon]

communication

A loanword used often in workplaces to describe how people talk and share information.

Example

社内のコミュニケーションが取りやすい会社です。

It is a company where internal communication is easy.

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