Genba no Nihongo series is the Japanese for "on-the-job Japanese," or literally "in the field Japanese." This wordbook is a tool created to enable learners to grasp the Japanese required for use in Japanese workplaces and provide the cultural knowledge and a guide to workplace etiquette needed for a Japanese company. It focuses mainly on the vocabulary required in the IT industry. 

This book is geared toward beginners with little to no previous knowledge of Japanese, making it ideal for those who want to learn the minimum words they need in their workplace as quickly as possible. 

STRUCTURE

The book is divided into the "Common basic vocabulary" and "Sectoral Vocabulary IT" sections.

In the first part of the book, you will learn common vocabulary essential for almost any workplace. It explains words related to topics such as safety, meetings and gatherings, and information management. 

The second section, "Sectoral Vocabulary IT," is designed for professionals who work in the fields of information technology and communication. You will find there words such as "program development," "programming language," or "software."

Each word is written in kanji, furigana, and romaji. The explanations also consist of example sentences and translations into 6 languages (English, Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, and Indonesian).

Recommended if

- You are working (or are going to work) in the IT industry in Japan.

 - You have an elementary-level Japanese and want to learn the vocabulary needed at work as soon as possible

 - You are already on the intermediate or upper-intermediate level, but you feel that you lack some of the specific vocabularies that would allow you to work in Japan 

Original Title: ゲンバの日本語単語帳IT働く外国人のためのことば
Pages: 100
ISBN: 978-4-88319-901-3
Book Size: A5
Languages: Japanese with English, Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, Indonesian, and Burmese vocabulary translations.
Publication Date: 2022

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