Business Japanese Conversation and Etiquette (Japanese-Chinese Contrast, Illustrated)

Author: (Japan) Yasuda Kakei
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: Business Japanese Conversation and Etiquette (Japanese-Chinese Contrastive Edition with Illustrations): Modern Japanese, organized by the Modern Japanese Language Editorial Committee of the Japan Business Qualification Assessment, has published this series of business Japanese teaching materials—Japanese-Chinese contrastive Illustrated Japanese Business Etiquette, Business Japanese Conversation and Etiquette, Business Japanese Writing, and Comprehensive Japanese Business Correspondence. The aim is to help readers improve their Japanese proficiency while gaining deeper insight into Japanese business culture. This book is one of the series—Business Japanese Conversation and Etiquette—which focuses on explaining the (etiquette) and methods of business Japanese conversation. It includes key principles, types of conversation, the basics of telephone conversation, methods of conversation with strangers, conversation etiquette with superiors, colleagues, subordinates, and clients, communication and reporting conversations, directives and command conversations, introduction conversations, conversations with clients, persuasive conversations, techniques and methods for public speaking in front of many people, and conversational attire that leaves a good impression, as well as the position of people during conversation. The book also provides 126 typical conversation examples for practice and reference.
All four books in this business Japanese series are published in Japanese-Chinese contrastive format, with Chinese translations serving as a bridge for cultural and economic exchange between China and Japan. Translated by Mr. Nan and Mr. Ye Qing, among others, who have translated dozens of Japanese literary and professional books in China. The contrastive format not only helps readers familiarize themselves with the original Japanese text but also enables them to grasp subtle nuances more deeply. This book can also serve as supplementary reading material for students with Japanese Proficiency Test Level 2 or higher, allowing them to improve their Japanese while gradually mastering Japanese etiquette and conversational.