“Company” in Japanese
Short answer
Company in Japanese is “会社” (kaisha). Full meaning: company, corporation, firm; one's workplace.
Other ways to say “Company” in Japanese
連中
renjuu company, lot, people, bunch, gang, pack, guys, group, folks; troupe, company (of musicians)
中隊
chuutai company, battery, troop
小社
shousha (our) company, (my) company; small company; small shrine
交際
kousai company, friendship, association, society, acquaintance; (romantic) involvement, dating
伍
go company, group, class; troop, rank, file
公司
konsu company (in China), firm
相手
aite companion, partner, company; other party, addressee, counterparty; opponent (sports, etc.)
カンパニー
kanpanii company (i.e. business); company (i.e. group of friends)
連れ
tsure companion, company; tritagonist, second supporting character; in the company of, accompanied by ..., as a group comprising ...
商会
shoukai firm, company
人中
ninchuu society, company, the public, the world; in company, among people; philtrum
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