International Business Japanese Writing: International Business Japanese Series Textbooks

Author: Liu Xiaoyun
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: After China's entry into the WTO, business exchanges between China and Japan have significantly increased. With the growing number of professionals engaged in Sino-Japanese business activities, the demand for understanding and mastering business language has also risen. Business correspondence is an indispensable part of conducting business activities. Due to its fixed formats and idiomatic expressions, many individuals with a certain level of Japanese proficiency find it challenging to express themselves when writing. To address this situation, many Japanese departments in universities and colleges have begun to offer business-related courses. This book is a textbook designed for business courses in Japanese departments. It can be used by undergraduate and vocational college students, as well as adult self-study majors in Japanese, and also serves as a reference for business professionals. The book consists of 15 lessons. Each lesson begins with a concise explanation of the key points of writing business correspondence, followed by 6-8 practical example letters in standard formats for reference. After each example letter, there are explanations of the words and phrases used, with one or more usage examples provided for each to help learners understand the vocabulary and expand their professional lexicon. Due to the limited number of example letters, it is not possible to provide learners with a large number of professional terms and usage examples. Therefore, common phrases and sentences not covered in the lessons are interspersed throughout the book. To facilitate learning, an appendix is included with translations of all example letters, reference answers to exercises, samples of business contracts, and related legal documents.