アンケートの集計

• Reading: アンケートのしゅうけい
• Romaji: ankeeto no shuukei
• Kanji breakdown: 集 (shū/atsu) — gather, collect; 計 (kei/haka) — measure, count
• Pronunciation: /aɴ.keː.to.no.ɕɯː.keː/

Meaning

Survey tabulation; tallying of questionnaire results.

A compound phrase combining アンケート (questionnaire/survey, from French 'enquête') with 集計 (tabulation/aggregation). Commonly used in business, research, and school settings when compiling and analyzing survey data.

Examples

1. アンケートの集計結果を来週の会議で発表する予定だ。 We plan to present the survey results at next week's meeting.
2. 学生たちがアンケートの集計を手伝ってくれた。 The students helped us tally the survey results.
3. アンケートの集計に時間がかかっている。 It's taking a while to compile the survey data.

Usage Guide

Context: business, research, education

Tone: neutral

Origin & History

アンケート is from French 'enquête' (inquiry/survey). 集計 combines 集 (gather) + 計 (count/measure). The full phrase describes the process of gathering and counting survey responses.

Cultural Context

Era: Modern

Generation: Adults

Social background: Professional