Steem Skillshare Learning Basic Japanese |How To Introduce Yourself in Japanese

If you are in other countries one great challenge is to study their language to communicate with the locals, especially with your co-workers. To break the ice, try your best to learn their language for it is very useful in your daily stay. Plus, it will open you to a great opportunity in the future. Though it is hard at first, with dedication and perseverance just aspire to continue to learn and one day you will be surprised how far you become.

Today, I would like to share with you my skill in the basic Japanese language. And to start my lesson formally I would like to begin by sharing with you how to introduce yourself in Japanese.

On that Image, I would take myself as an example,

Japanese;

1. Konbanwa!
2. Watashi wa @juichi desu.
3. Firipin jin desu.
4. Cebu, Firipin shusshin desu.
5. Watashi wa kaisha en desu.
6. Yoroshiko onegai shimasu.
   (Note; “li” is pronounced as “ri” in the Japanese language.)

English;

1. Good evening.
2. I am @juichi.
3. I am Filipino.
4. I am from Cebu, Philippines.
5. I am working in a company.
6. Nice to meet you.

(I hope you will memorize that simple self-introduction, especially if you plan to visit Japan)

^{This was taken during our online class via zoom, together with my Japanese teachers and my classmates who are Vietnamese, Taiwanese, and American.}

To know more about me,
I am a Filipino who works in Japan. It's my third time to be here in Japan. I work here for a total of six years now. I studied the Japanese Language in an International Japanese School online for six months. Supposedly, I am scheduled to get an exam for the Japanese proficiency test but as per advice by our company to stop going to other places because of this pandemic, I give up the exam. I choose to follow the rules given by our company for my safety rather than pursuing that exam and put myself in trouble. As of now I am serving as one of the moderators of Steem Japan Community and I am assigned to check those English and Filipino posts.

In my next post, I will be posting about the basic Japanese Kanji Character with Filipino and English translation. I am hoping by posting this on Steem Skillshare I could help especially those who are willing to learn Japanese and those who wanted to visit or work in Japan.

Thank you and kind regards to all,
@juichi