Business Japanese 700 Sentences (Including MP3)

Author: Wang Ni, edited by (Japan) Yoko Suzuki
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Based on the needs of Japanese learners to improve their oral proficiency, this book selects classic and commonly used expressions through extensive business practice research, while also incorporating the requirements and question-setting logic of the International Business Japanese Examination. The main features of this book are:
1. Broad coverage of examples, this book consists of 14 lessons. After careful summarization and repeated scene recreations, the editor has meticulously prepared 50 relevant expressions for each lesson. These 50 basic expressions provide a detailed reproduction of possible conversation patterns in scenarios, enabling readers to systematically and comprehensively master the essential skills of conversation. At the same time, they can also enhance confidence in "real-time performance," making it easier to speak and express themselves with confidence.
2. Practical and innovative language expressions, when compiling this book, the editor paid special attention to distinguishing between "book language" and "real-life scene language." In language usage, some "dead language" and rigid expressions were avoided, while selecting frequently used vocabulary and natural expressions. For the content of each lesson's conversation, scenes and high-frequency topics commonly encountered in the business field were chosen, highlighting the practicality and novelty of this book.
3. Integration of language use and cultural background, not being able to speak Japanese is one thing; being able to speak Japanese but not understanding Japanese business etiquette and customs will also limit and hinder communication. Therefore, this book incorporates relevant Japanese cultural background and customs into each lesson's conversation, and adds a business knowledge introduction section after each lesson. The purpose is to combine language and culture, enhance readers' understanding and memory of the language, and thereby shorten the cultural psychological distance between people in business activities, enabling them to communicate and negotiate in authentic and fluent Japanese.