How to Say ‘To this company’ in Japanese
この会社に
kono kaisha ni
[koh-noh kai-shah nee]
💬 Usage Tip: [に] marks the target/destination: applying "to" somewhere. Contrast: [この会社で] would mean "at this company" (location).
🇯🇵 In Japan: Interviewers may use [この会社] to test whether you researched *this specific* company, not just the industry in general.
Phrase Breakdown
この
kono
[koh-noh]
this
Demonstrative meaning “this.” Before a noun: この＋N = “this N.”
この会社に興味があります。
I’m interested in this company.
会社
kaisha
[kai-shah]
company
A company/firm. In interviews, it often refers to the employer you are applying to.
この会社に応募しました。
I applied to this company.
に
ni
[nee]
to; in; for (direction/target)
Particle marking the destination/target. この会社に = “to/for this company.”
この会社に入りたいです。
I want to join this company.
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