Translation guide
Ways to express providing or receiving money for living expenses, education, projects, or dependents.
To provide regular financial support for family, dependents, or someone's livelihood.
To support dependents financially, often used in legal or tax contexts. Implies ongoing responsibility.
He supports his family.
To support or provide for someone, often family. Can also mean to raise or nurture.
To provide living expenses. More casual and direct than 扶養する.
To provide money for tuition, scholarships, or academic projects.
To provide capital or ongoing funds for a venture, startup, or non-profit.
To give financial assistance, often for projects or businesses. Neutral and widely used.
To receive money from parents, relatives, or friends for personal needs.
To receive an allowance or remittance, typically from parents to a child living away from home.
To receive financial support from the state due to low income or special circumstances.
扶養 is a formal/legal term for supporting dependents. 養う is more general and can include emotional nurturing. 支援 is broader and can be non-financial.
「財政的サポート」 is not natural Japanese. Use context-appropriate terms like 資金援助 or 扶養.
She receives financial support from her parents.
彼女は一人で子供を養っている。
She supports her child on her own.
The parents provide living expenses for their college student child.
Scholarship or financial aid for students. Can be merit-based or need-based.
He went to university on a scholarship.
To subsidize research expenses. Formal, used for grants or institutional support.
This project is financially supported by the government for research expenses.
Grant or benefit payment, often from government or organizations. Not necessarily for education only.
There is a system that provides grants to international students.
The NPO receives financial support from companies.
To invest or provide capital, typically expecting returns. Common in business contexts.
The venture capital firm invested in the startup.
Subsidy or grant, often from government or foundations for specific purposes.
We held a local event with a city grant.
I received financial support from my parents while I was in college.
To get help/support (financial or otherwise) from someone. Casual and broad.
I got a little financial help from a friend.
Public livelihood protection; welfare. The formal system for those in financial hardship.
He lost his job and is on welfare.
Benefits or payments from the government, such as child allowance or pandemic relief.
Benefits were provided to households with children.
The government provides financial support for small businesses.