Japanese Business Terminology Guide for inexperienced newcomer
After getting a job at a Japanese company, you may be struck by a crippling fear, i.e., whether you can communicate properly or survive in your novel work atmosphere. You…
After getting a job at a Japanese company, you may be struck by a crippling fear, i.e., whether you can communicate properly or survive in your novel work atmosphere. You…
It is true that there are a lot of materials available on common Japanese expressions. When you are in hurry and many things to complete before you travel—this blog will be…
So, eventually, you reached in France. You can’t wait to begin practicing your French. You may go to a tea shop and start conversing with a group of pupils. However,…
Not a single person will disagree with the statement- “the separation and final reunion were the difficult time in German history.” This blog will be useful not only for the…
It is a well-known fact Japanese people don’t travel around saying “sayounara.” Sayounara (さようなら ) is the Japanese equivalent of goodbye but is not usually used by locals in Japan. In fact, sayounara also gives…