Translation guide
A web page is a document on the World Wide Web. In Japanese, it is most commonly referred to as ウェブページ or ホームページ, though the latter can also mean 'home page' or 'website'. The term ページ is also widely used in context.
Referring to a single document on the web, such as an article, product page, or any online page.
The most direct and standard translation. Used in technical and everyday contexts.
This web page is easy to read.
Short for web page, very common in conversation when the context is clear (e.g., browsing the internet).
Please tell me the URL of that page.
Often used to mean 'web page' or 'website', but can be ambiguous. It originally means 'home page'. Still very common in casual speech.
Technically means 'website', but sometimes used loosely to refer to a web page. Not recommended for a single page.
Use only when referring to a whole site, not a single page.
Pointing someone to a particular web page, often in instructions or casual talk.
Referring to a web page as a source of information, like a document or article.
Technical term for 'web document'. Used in IT or academic contexts.
This web document can be saved as a PDF.
ウェブページ is the most accurate for a single page. ホームページ often means 'home page' or 'website' in casual use. サイト (website) refers to a collection of pages. For clarity, use ウェブページ for a single page.
This site consists of many web pages.
網頁 (もうよう) is a Chinese term and is not used in Japanese. Stick to ウェブページ or ページ.
Can also mean 'home page' or 'website'. Use ウェブページ for clarity in technical contexts.
Please look at the company's web page.
This website has many pages.