Speed Master N3 Vocabulary Lesson 27: Jobs & Occupations

→ Please write your occupation on the application form.

→ My older brother works as a teacher at a high school.

→ The doctor prescribed medicine for me.

→ My older sister works as a nurse at a hospital.

→ I work as an engineer at an IT company in Tokyo.

→ I interpreted Japanese at the meeting.

→ My father is a bus driver.

→ He is a famous actor in Japan.

→ This actress became popular through a TV drama.

→ When I was a child, I wanted to become an athlete.

→ He is a writer who is popular among young people.

→ My older brother works as a civil servant at city hall.

→ Starting next month, I will work as a full-time permanent employee.

→ My mother works part-time at a supermarket.

→ Since graduating from university, I have mainly been working part-time jobs.

→ I took an exam to become a civil servant.

→ My mother is a full-time homemaker.

→ This store has many different kinds of products.

→ I do office work at a company.

→ I work in sales, so I visit clients every day.

→ I translated the Japanese document into English.

→ After graduating from university, I got a job at a company in Tokyo.

→ My father left his company last year.

→ I am currently looking for a job in Tokyo.

→ I joined this company in April.

→ The company hired five new employees.

→ The convenience store is recruiting part-time workers.

→ I applied for a job online.

→ I have a job interview tomorrow.

→ I attached a photo to my résumé.

→ I obtained the qualification required for the job.

→ My salary is deposited on the 25th of every month.

→ This part-time job pays 1,200 yen per hour.

→ I received my summer bonus.

→ The company pays my transportation expenses.

→ This afternoon, I have a business meeting with a client.

→ There is a team meeting from 9 a.m.

→ I take a one-hour break at noon.

→ I work at the Osaka branch.

→ I work for a Japanese company.

→ I commute to work by train every day.

→ I am in charge of overseas sales.

→ There was a lot of work, so I worked two hours overtime.

→ My father runs a small shop in Tokyo.

→ I work part-time to earn money for living expenses.

→ My workplace is a five-minute walk from the station.

→ I consulted my boss about work.

→ I went out for drinks with my coworkers.

→ After work, I went out for a meal with a coworker.