Translation guide
A bulletin is a short official statement or a regular publication. In Japanese, the translation depends on whether it's a brief announcement, a newsletter, or a notice board.
A brief public statement or news flash, often from an authority.
Used for breaking news or urgent bulletins, especially in media.
A bulletin about the earthquake just came in.
Formal public notice, often from a government office.
According to a bulletin from the city office, there will be a power outage tomorrow.
Official gazette or public bulletin, used for government announcements.
The law amendment was announced in the official bulletin.
A publication issued regularly by an organization, like a church bulletin or company newsletter.
Bulletin or newsletter of a society, club, or organization.
The alumni association bulletin arrived.
Loanword for newsletter, common in business or community contexts.
Official organ or bulletin of an institution, often academic or professional.
A board for posting notices, announcements, or messages.
The English word 'bulletin' covers several distinct concepts in Japanese. Using ビュレティン (byuretin) is not standard and will confuse listeners. Choose the appropriate term based on context.
I'll send the bulletin.
We publish a company bulletin every month.
学会の機関誌に論文が掲載された。
The paper was published in the society's bulletin.
Electronic bulletin board system (BBS) or online forum.
We exchange information on the electronic bulletin board.