In this blog series, we will give some critical vocabulary for “deep” discussions in Japanese.
These vocabulary words are designed to expand your range of words so that you can have more elaborate conversations.
(This will be a regular series and these blogs are primarily designed for intermediate-advanced learners – so for beginner learners we advise that you check out some of our other blogs here! 🙂 )
General Japanese words about Politics
Kanji
Romanized Pronunciation
Meaning
政治
seiji
Politics
政治家
seijika
Politician
政権
seiken
Political power
政党
seitou
Political party
政策
seisaku
Policy
政府
seifu
Government
国政
kokusei
Government, statecraft
行政
gyousei
Administration
内政
naisei
Domestic politics
外政
gaisei
Diplomatic politics (foreign diplomatic policy)
Japanese Politics vocabulary infographic
Japanese words about forms of Government
Kanji
Romanized Pronunciation
Meaning
政体
seitai
Form of Government
民政
minsei
Civilian Government
共和主義
Kyouwa-shugi
Republicanism
立憲主義
rikken-shugi
Constitutionalism
立憲君主制
rikken-kunshu-sei
Constitutional monarchy
民主主義
minshu-shugi
Democracy
独裁主義
dokusai shugi
Despotism, dictatorship
全体主義
zentai-shugi
Totalitarianism
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