Translation guide
A social gathering where two or more groups meet together, often for the purpose of socializing, networking, or matchmaking. In Japanese, the most common equivalent is 合同パーティー, but other terms like 合コン or 交流会 are used depending on the context.
A party or social event where multiple groups (e.g., companies, schools, clubs) come together.
The most direct and widely understood translation. Suitable for various formal and informal settings.
There will be a joint party for the two companies next week.
Emphasizes exchange and networking. Often used for events aimed at fostering interaction between different groups, such as international exchange or industry meetups.
We will hold a joint party for international students and Japanese students.
A social gathering to deepen friendships, often used in business or organizational contexts. More formal than 交流会.
After the project ends, we are planning a joint party for both teams.
A party specifically for singles to meet potential romantic partners, typically with an equal number of men and women.
A party held together by multiple groups to celebrate something (e.g., birthdays, achievements).
合同パーティー is a general term for any joint party, while 合コン specifically refers to a group blind date. Using 合コン when you mean a non-romantic gathering can cause confusion.
The phrase 'ジョイントパーティー' is sometimes used in Japanese but is less natural than 合同パーティー. Stick to the standard terms unless you are in a very casual, English-influenced context.
The full form of 合コン. Slightly more formal but still used in casual settings.
They set up a joint party for us.
We held a joint birthday party in class.