Keigo, business email and workplace Japanese.
182 pages
Guide to Japanese honorific language (keigo) covering respectful, humble, and polite forms with practical examples for workplace and formal situations.
Guide to Japanese wedding invitation reply etiquette covering RSVP postcard formats, formal writing conventions, and cultural expectations for accepting or declining invitations.
The Japan Foundation Manila offers training courses for Filipino Japanese language teachers to improve their language skills and learn teaching methods, including the Marugoto Brush-up Course and Irodori Teacher.
Collection of articles on Japanese business culture, workplace etiquette, and professional communication for international workers in Japan, including guides on business emails, phone calls, and social conventions.
Guide to preparing for Japanese job interviews covering common questions, essential vocabulary, professional phrases, and etiquette tips for international job seekers and students in Japan.
Guide to communication styles and unwritten rules in Japanese workplaces, covering high-context communication, hidden meanings in phrases, and how foreign employees can learn to read social cues and maintain workplace.
A collection of articles on business Japanese, workplace communication, and professional culture for expats working in Japan.
Vocabulary guide for N3 learners covering logistics and delivery terms used in Japan, including shipping, tracking, and re-delivery.
A practical guide to Japanese formal speech (keigo), explaining polite, honorific, and humble registers with examples and when to use each form. For intermediate learners navigating social contexts.
KAI Japanese Language School offers three types of business Japanese programs for advanced learners and corporate clients, covering business communication, manners, and skills for employment at Japanese companies.
Vocabulary guide for restaurant management at JLPT N3 level covering staff roles, dining areas, service operations, key phrases, and cultural practices like omotenashi for learners interested in Japanese hospitality and.
Guide to emailing Japanese professors for graduate study, with templates, etiquette conventions, and timing strategies for applicants seeking lab positions in Japan.
Guide to essential Japanese business email phrases and conventions for foreign workers, explaining how Japanese business communication emphasizes relationship management and politeness.
An online course for advanced learners on business Japanese and workplace etiquette, covering keigo, respectful language, humble language, and Japanese business culture through video lessons and practice exercises.
Grammar lesson explaining how to use the Japanese expressions 念のため (nen no tame) and 万が一 (man ga ichi) for talking about precautions and contingencies.
Viet is the lead engineer and a co-founder at Tofugu. Along with Koichi, he tends the durtles at WaniKani, ensures Tofugu (the blog) is getting enough soy, and assists with running the business operations.
Article explaining the Japanese communication concept of "hear one understand ten" and how it differs from American direct communication styles, with practical advice for learners doing business with Japanese people.
Collection of guides on Japanese language study and workplace communication for expats, remote workers, and families in Japan.
The Japan Foundation, Manila offers teacher training seminars for Filipino Japanese language instructors on classroom teaching methods and the IRODORI coursebook, with practice teaching components.
The perfect hostel in Japan for chilling with friends, resting your head, and NOT breaking the bank.
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