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ビジネス日本語講座

ビジネス日本語講座

Shigeki Sensei

日系企業で働きたい人に向けて、ビジネスで使われる日本語について解説します。言葉の使い方だけではなく、ビジネスマナーについても話します。また、面接や業界研究の仕方もあわせてお伝えします。 ***Preplyで日本語教師をしています。 https://preply.com/ja/tutor/3450777 ***ブログ https://businessnihongo555.blogspot.com/ ***漢字Tシャツ https://www.teepublic.com/user/shigechan ***ご意見・ご感想・ご質問はこちらへどうぞ。 https://forms.gle/LCPZDvFhCta6Y36LA

138 - どうしても会社で働きたくない人のために
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  • 138 - どうしても会社で働きたくない人のために

    When working in a company, relationship problems arise. Every company has good people and bad people. You have to pay attention to your relationships with your co-workers and superiors when you work at a company. When I was in college, through my part-time work experience, I learned how difficult human relationships are at work, and I once stopped looking for a job in Japan and ventured overseas. In this episode, I discuss the meaning of working for a company.

    Wed, 20 Nov 2024 - 22min
  • 137 - ビジネスでよく使われるギラギラというオノマトペ

    The Japanese language has a large number of onomatopoeia. In the Japanese business world, the word giragira is often used by Japanese people. I hope that everyone will master the word garagira and use it in actual Japanese conversation.

    Tue, 19 Nov 2024 - 08min
  • 136 - 知ったかぶりをする営業マンをどう評価するか

    Many salespeople are know-it-alls. Although it may seem foolish to be a know-it-all, there are times in the sales profession when we are compelled to be, or are tempted to be, a know-it-all.

    Mon, 18 Nov 2024 - 13min
  • 135 - 不平、不満、愚痴を言う自分を肯定する

    In Japanese society, it is considered bad to complain, grumble, or whine. However, in order to continue working as a salaried employee for as long as possible, it is reassuring to have even one person in the company with whom you can complain about your work.

    Sun, 17 Nov 2024 - 09min
  • 134 - 成田空港に、おかえりなさいの表示がなくなっていたことについて

    I noticed something at Narita Airport when I returned to Japan after traveling in Thailand this past June. That is, Japanese sign that said “Welcome home” was no longer displayed. “Welcome to Japan” was written on the sign in several languages. I discuss the implications of this change.

    Sat, 16 Nov 2024 - 10min
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