How to Say ‘Data check’ in Japanese
データの確認
deeta no kakunin
[day-tah noh kah-koo-neen]
💬 Usage Tip: [データの確認] means checking or verifying data. It sounds natural in work reports and task updates.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Double-checking details is highly valued in many Japanese workplaces, so [確認] language appears everywhere.
Phrase Breakdown
データ
deeta
[day-tah]
data
A loanword meaning information or digital records used for analysis or checking.
データをもう一度見ます。
I will look at the data one more time.
の確認
no kakunin
confirmation; checking of
の connects データ and 確認, meaning 'checking data.'
資料の確認をします。
I will check the documents.
Words in this phrase
の
no
[noh]
of
A possessive or linking particle that connects nouns, like 'of' or showing relationship.
これは会議のメモです。
This is the meeting's memo.
確認
kakunin
[kah-koo-neen]
confirmation; checking
A noun meaning checking, confirming, or verifying something.
出発前に確認をします。
I do a check before departure.
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