覚書 (おぼえがき) Japanese meaning | Kotomora書
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まとめ
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I summarized the meeting content in a memo.
Usage patterns
〈事〉を覚書に残すto jot something down as a note for future reference
I jotted down the contents of the meeting as a memo.
〈相手〉と覚書を交わすto exchange a memorandum with a party
The two countries exchanged a memorandum on economic cooperation.
覚書に署名するto sign a memorandum
The two leaders signed the memorandum.
〈相手〉と覚書を結ぶto conclude a memorandum of understanding with someone
The company concluded a memorandum of understanding with the local government.
手記
N1
覚書 is a memorandum kept mainly for reference, whereas 手記 stresses that the writer personally recorded their own experience or thoughts.
覚書 is a more informal memorandum recording an understanding, while 議定書 is a formal, often legally binding international document.
2%
Variant okurigana spelling.