How to Say "Link" in Japanese

リンク

rinku[ɾʲĩŋkɯ̟]

The Japanese word for 'link' is リンク (rinku).

Meaning: to connect (verb)

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is rinku.

The word リンク is a homophone used for both a digital 'link' and an ice skating 'rink'.
In gaming culture, the name of the famous hero 'Link' from the Legend of Zelda series is also written in Katakana as リンク, making it look identical to the word for a web link.
When clicking a リンク, a Japanese speaker might use the verb 押す, which means 'to press', rather than the English-influenced 'click'.

リンクを開いた。
I opened the link.
This sentence is useful for describing the action of opening a リンク.
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こちらがリンクです。
Here's the link.
This sentence is useful for pointing out that リンク is located here.
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リンクをコピーしました。
I copied the link.
This sentence is useful for stating that you have copied a リンク.
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Two friends are discussing a website on their phones.

陽葵 Himari

このサイトをリンクしていい？
Kono saito o rinku shite ii?
Can I link this site?
健太 Kenta

うん、いいよ。どこに載せるの？
Un, ii yo. Doko ni noseru no?
Yeah, go ahead. Where are you posting it?
陽葵 Himari

私のブログにリンクを貼るね。
Watashi no burogu ni rinku o haru ne.
I'll put a link on my blog.
健太 Kenta

ありがとう。楽しみにしてるよ。
Arigatou. Tanoshimi ni shiteru yo.
Thanks. I'm looking forward to it.

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