How to Say ‘Company A's documents’ in Japanese
A社の資料
A sha no shiryou
[ay shah noh SHEE-ryoh]
💬 Usage Tip: 社 means "company" and attaches straight to a name: A社 (ē-sha), B社.
Phrase Breakdown
A
A
[ay]
A
The letter name for a seat class or section.
A席はまだあります。
A seats are still available.
社
sha
[shah]
company
Suffix meaning company or firm, attached to a name.
B社と会議があります。
We have a meeting with Company B.
の
no
[noh]
of; 's
A particle that shows possession or connection, like 'of' or apostrophe-s in English.
私の写真です。
It is my photo.
資料
shiryou
[SHEE-ryoh]
documents; materials
Reference papers or materials, often used at work for reports and handouts.
会議の資料を読みました。
I read the meeting materials.
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