Saying “you” in Japanese can be complicated, but this guide will show you five words that you can use to refer to everyone from your spouse to your worst enemy! You’ll learn exactly when to say each, with cultural info, audio and explanations about th
Depending on who we’re talking to, we may choose to greet them with a word other than “hello.” Among friends, using “hello” as a greeting can seem formal, but saying “What’s up?” to your boss’s boss can come off as too familiar. The same is true for Japanese!Konnichiwa(...
Here, you are basically asking to “receive” a holiday from your boss. Japanese English Romaji できれば今度の(月曜日)に代休日をいただきたいのですけど If possible, I would like to have a compensatory day off next (Monday) Dekireba kondo no (getsuyoubi) ni daikyuu-bi wo itadakitai...
Keep reading to learn how to say hello in Japanese at various degrees of formality, so you can greet everyone from your closest friend to your boss. Plus, you’ll find out when to use each new term and see examples of how they’re used in context. Let’s begin—or as we say in...
CHUNG-SOOK (CONT’D) I’m going to call the cops. Ki-Tek and the kids look worried. That wouldn’t be good for them either. Ki-Tek is awkwardly leaning over, listening to the conversation, when -- His foot slips and he falls down the stairs! He is unable to control his large...
Japanese employees typically manage the collaboration with their supervisors through a process calledhorenso. In a sense,horensois a string of passes back and forth, as contrasted with the American “take the ball and run with it.”Horensocan be a very useful technique to pace and manage the...
Japanese colleagues have a specific term for saying hello to each other in the workplace:otsukaresama desu(お疲れ様です). It shows recognition of mutual hard work and is best used when arriving into the office as a greeting. If saying hello on a work call tryosewa ni natte orimasu(お世...
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I am working in a japanese kindergarten. 私は日本の保育園で働いています。 I can not come to worm (work?) tomorrow because I am sick? 私は具合が悪く明日仕事に行けません。
And I know that for some of you it might seem strange or even a little rude to call your manager or your boss by their first name. You might instinctively want to refer to your boss as boss.而且我知道，对于你们中的一些人来说，直呼经理或老板的名字似乎很奇怪，甚至有点粗鲁。你可能本能地...