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関係者 (kankeisha) Japanese meaning: person concerned | Kotomora
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We interviewed the people involved in the incident.
Authorized personnel only.
Usage patterns 〈 事こと 〉 の 関かん 係けい 者しゃ people involved in 〈matter/event〉
The people involved in the incident were called in by the police.
関かん 係けい 者しゃ によると according to sources close to the matter
According to sources, a new branch will open next month.
関かん 係けい 者しゃ 以い 外がい 立たち 入いり 禁きん 止し no entry except for authorized personnel
Kanji 関 connection, barrier, gateway 係 person in charge, connection, duty Related words 当事者 refers specifically to a direct party in a dispute or matter, while 関係者 covers anyone connected to it, including bystanders or staff.
関係者 broadly means people involved or concerned with a matter, while 消息筋 specifically refers to people with privileged inside information, typically cited anonymously in news reports.
Counted with The everyday counter for people: 一人 (ひとり), 二人 (ふたり), 三人 (さんにん).
Used especially for counting people in formal or business contexts.
Word family business associate; work-related contact
stakeholder; interested party; person concerned
health care worker; medical personnel
Etymology Compound of 関係 (relation, connection) and 者 (person).
The door had a sign that said 'No entry except for authorized personnel.'
報ほう 道どう 関かん 係けい 者しゃ
news media; press; newspeople
person involved with a criminal gang; yakuza associate
