Learn business Japanese and put it to use right away!
In a short time, confidently speak in everyday conversations and express your opinions 🎏
Professionals doing business with Japanese companies
Those who want to properly learn business Japanese
Those who have always wanted to improve their Japanese
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For those who have thought, “I wish I could confidently express not only everyday conversation in the workplace, but also polite expressions, my thoughts, and opinions!” This course will help you learn the basic honorific expressions and business etiquette you need in a business setting in a short period of time.
From everyday business expressions used in phone calls, emails, and appointments to basic conversational phrases you can use right away in the workplace! We’ll focus on and teach you only the essential points for smooth communication.
1. Hello
You can learn greetings to use when commuting, going out, visiting, and both inside and outside the company.
2. Phone conversations
You can learn expressions to use when making, answering, and ending phone calls.
3. Smart Office Life
You can learn expressions used when making requests, consulting someone, asking for permission, or extending invitations.
4. Welcome
You can learn expressions to use when visiting a business partner.
5. Honorific language that shows respect for others while elevating yourself
You can learn the types of business honorifics, double honorifics, commonly mistaken honorific expressions, and more.
6. Sophisticated business terminology
You can learn terms frequently heard in business, cushion language, and expressions used when writing emails.
Q. Won’t it be difficult for beginners to learn?
If you don’t know basic Japanese, you may find it a little difficult. I recommend learning basic Japanese first before studying business Japanese.
Q. Do I really need to memorize Japanese kanji?
Knowing Japanese kanji is helpful because your eyes recognize and understand them first. Let go of the pressure to memorize them, and try listening, looking, reading, and writing repeatedly. You’ll naturally memorize them, so don’t worry.
Q. Is there a way to become good at Japanese?
You need to practice a language consistently and repeatedly. As you listen, watch, and read, you'll find that your skills have naturally improved!
