“Privacy” in Japanese
Short answer
Privacy in Japanese is “内密” (naimitsu). Full meaning: privacy, secrecy, confidentiality.
Other ways to say “Privacy” in Japanese
内緒
naisho secrecy, confidentiality, privacy, secret; one's circumstances (esp. fiscal); inner realization, personal enlightenment
プライバシー
puraibashii privacy
秘密
himitsu secret, secrecy, confidentiality, privacy; mystery; secret (e.g. to success)
ないみつ
naimitsu privacy, secrecy, confidentiality
私事
shiji personal affairs, private matter; personal secret, privacy
プライベート
puraibeeto private; personal life, (one's) privacy
ないしょ
naisho secrecy, confidentiality, privacy, secret; one's circumstances (esp. fiscal); inner realization, personal enlightenment
ナイショ
naisho secrecy, confidentiality, privacy, secret; one's circumstances (esp. fiscal); inner realization, personal enlightenment
内証
naisho secrecy, confidentiality, privacy, secret; one's circumstances (esp. fiscal); inner realization, personal enlightenment
内所
naisho secrecy, confidentiality, privacy, secret; one's circumstances (esp. fiscal); inner realization, personal enlightenment
内しょ
naisho secrecy, confidentiality, privacy, secret; one's circumstances (esp. fiscal); inner realization, personal enlightenment
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