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スポンサー (suponsaa) Japanese meaning: sponsor | Kotomora
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This program is brought to you by several sponsors.
He is looking for a new sponsor.
Usage patterns 〈 事こと 〉 のスポンサーになる to become the sponsor of something
The company became the sponsor of the music festival.
スポンサーがつく to get a sponsor
The new program got a sponsor.
スポンサーを 探さが す to look for a sponsor
The athlete is looking for a sponsor for the race.
スポンサー 契けい 約やく を 結むす ぶ to sign a sponsorship contract
The brand signed a sponsorship contract with the team.
スポンサーから 資し 金きん を 得え る to receive funding from a sponsor
This project was realized with funding from a sponsor.
Related words 協賛 is a formal, often corporate term for jointly supporting an event, while スポンサー is the general loanword for any financial backer, individual or company.
後援者 is a native Japanese term emphasizing moral or organizational backing, whereas スポンサー stresses financial support in exchange for advertising.
出資者 highlights someone who invests capital expecting a return, while スポンサー focuses on funding tied to promotion or recognition.
スポンサー is the modern loanword for a financial sponsor, while 金蔵 is an older, more colorful Japanese term for someone who bankrolls another person.
スポンサー typically refers to a sponsor of an event, show, or athlete in a business/media context, whereas パトロン implies personal or artistic patronage.
Written forms スポンサー Usage 100%
Standard katakana spelling for the English loanword 'sponsor'.
スポンサ
Variant spelling without the long vowel mark; less common but encountered.
Etymology Loanword from English 'sponsor'.
