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Author: Yang Cu
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: The vocabulary and sentence structures of written and spoken Japanese differ significantly. Especially, business correspondence differs from general written language. It is a form of written language but, like spoken language, requires the use of honorific and humble expressions. The entire text is written in the polite form, and the formatting requirements are very strict. Any slight deviation in wording or sentence structure can be considered impolite.
Due to the characteristics of Japanese business correspondence and considering the practical needs of readers, the topics selected for this book were carefully curated. Typical letters are chosen, ranging from job applications after graduating from university to retirement letters, focusing on content closely related to daily life and corporate work.
In addition to typical examples, relevant expressions are appropriately supplemented based on the actual needs of each chapter to serve as references for writing related letters. Annotations are provided for difficult points in the text, and explanations are given on the formatting and requirements for various types of letters.