Keigo, business email and workplace Japanese.
182 pages
A desk reference for keigo across three politeness levels, with 30 verbs, 20 set phrases, and 10 office scenarios presented in an A/B/C framework for workplace use.
Lesson on occupation-related vocabulary and grammar, including how to ask about and describe jobs, workplace terminology organized by theme, and expressions used in business contexts.
Explains the JLPT N1 certification level, what it measures, and its relevance for employment in Japan across different sectors.
A vocabulary guide covering Japanese insurance terminology at JLPT N3 level, including essential words, policy phrases, and cultural information about the Japanese insurance system for learners living or working in.
Guide to writing professional Japanese business emails with essential phrases, structure, and common mistakes. Designed for foreign professionals working in Japan who need formal written communication skills.
Guide to Japanese politeness levels and when to use them, covering the three main politeness forms, how rank and familiarity affect language choice, and practical examples for different social situations.
Guide to Japanese Human Resources vocabulary for JLPT N3 learners, covering recruitment, employee management, and workplace terms with example sentences and cultural context.
Guide to writing Japanese New Year postcards (nengajo) with correct address formats, honorific titles, personal messages, and mailing deadlines. Covers etiquette and cultural context for learners and Japan residents.
A structured N5 course covering practical IT and office vocabulary, grammar, and dialogues for learners preparing for JLPT or working in tech jobs in Japan.
Blog post explaining keigo (honorific speech) in Japanese society, covering its social functions, the three main types of keigo, and why learners need to master it for professional and daily communication.
Guide to writing a Japanese resume (rirekisho) with explanations of its structure, cultural norms, and differences from English resumes, including a free template for job seekers.
ISI Japanese Language School in Shibuya-Harajuku offers career-focused Japanese courses from beginner to advanced levels, with dedicated business Japanese instruction and employment support for students aiming to work.
Guide to keigo, Japanese polite and respectful speech, explaining its three levels: teineigo (everyday polite), sonkeigo (respectful), and kenjogo (humble).
Guide to Japanese workplace culture, etiquette, and communication norms for foreigners working in Japan.
Blog posts on business Japanese, keigo, and workplace etiquette for executives and expatriates working in Japan. Covers meeting preparation, email phrases, and cultural norms for professional settings.
Guide to Japanese greeting customs, bowing techniques, and social interaction etiquette for foreigners.
Free English flyer/Sold program (Detailed English synopses are found at the end of the Japanese program) available.
Guide to three levels of politeness in Japanese and how they differ through verb forms in simple and complex sentences. Covers informal, polite, and super-polite registers for learners building practical speaking skills.
Guides to Japanese business language and workplace etiquette for foreign professionals, covering honorifics, politeness levels, email phrases, meeting scripts, and cultural mistakes in the first 90 days.
Collection of practical Japanese communication lessons covering everyday phrases, formal expressions, workplace conversations, essential verbs, and travel phrases for beginner learners.
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