The word work in japanese

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Correct dictation errors as you work.

作業しながら、ディクテーション　エラーを修正します。

Leverage policy-based software to eliminate time-consuming work.

また、ポリシー・ベースのソフトウェアを活用することで、時間のかかる作業を排除できます。

This greatly restricted her educational work.

これは彼女の教育的な仕事にとって大きな制約が生じるということでもあった。

BlueStacks will research and to facilitate your work.

BlueStacksは、研究し、あなたの仕事を容易にするために、.

What was your first charcoal animation work?

最初の木炭アニメーション作品は、どういう物語だったんですか？

Salagir coded a translation interface for optimizing the work.

Salagirさんは作品に最適化した翻訳用のオンラインツールを作成しました。

Orchestrate complex business processes and work queues.

：複雑なビジネス・プロセスと作業キューを調整します。

All work positions are equally described.

すべての作業位置は等しく記述されます。

More work is now required: a.

現在更なる作業が求められている：　a.

Other functions accompany the planning work.

その他の機能は設計作業に伴うものです。

Highly efficient design enables speedy work.

スピード作業が可能な高能率設計になっています。

Ives’s work is regularly programmed in Europe.

アイヴズ作品は、ヨーロッパでは定期的にプログラムに組まれている。

Invalid Method for the work item definition.

作業項目定義を行うメソッドとして指定された　は無効です。

Needs work to support CW on Windows.

CW　on　Windows　をサポートするには作業が必要です。

Cost effective way outsource data entry work — Career articles — Messaggiamo.Com

費用対効果の高い方法アウトソーシングデータ入力作業　-　キャリア　記事　-　Messaggiamo.Com

Her work was distributed to newspapers internationally by King Features Syndicate.

彼女の作品は、キング・フィーチャーズ・シンジケート（King　Features　Syndicate）によって国際的に諸新聞に流通された。

The author of this work was Francesco Placidi.

この作業の責任者は　フランツェスコ・プラチディ　（Francesco　Placidi）　であった。

Blocks and brick breaking work, tile repairing, scrapping work.

ブロックやレンガの割り作業、タイル補修、スクレイパー作業。

Prison work is mainly simple assembly work.

作業内容は，単純労働である組立て作業が中心となっている。

This procedure describes how to generate a work document from a work process (.CATProcess file).

ここでは、作業プロセス　（.CATProcess　ファイル）　から作業ドキュメントを生成する方法について説明します。

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Japanese Word Images for the Word “Work”.

仕事 means Work

The left side Japanese word “仕事(しごと-shigoto)” means “Work”.

The below images are Japanese word images of some Japanese words which mean “Work”.

You can learn how to write these Japanese words by referring the stroke orders of these words.

仕事 means Work

Hiragana for 仕事

Stroke Order for 仕事

Also we often use the Japanese words “労働(ろうどう-roudou)” or “勉強(べんきょう-benkyou)” for translating this word into Japanese.
The word “勉強” is used when students study something such as mathematics, languages or physics etc.

労働 means Labor or Work

Hiragana for 労働

Stroke Order for 労働

勉強 means Study or Work

Hiragana for 勉強

Stroke Order for 勉強

And when the word “Work” is used as a verb, we use “働く(はたらく-hataraku)”, “仕事をする(しごとをする-shigotowosuru)” or “勉強する(べんきょうする-benkyousuru)” for translating into Japanese.

In today’s lesson, we’re going to talk about jobs in Japanese. Many people wish to work abroad in Japan, but before you do it might be useful to know the names of the most common occupations.

This list can be very useful when learning the Japanese language for beginners and advanced learners as well. When you work in Japan, you will likely be asked what sort of job you have. Or if you study abroad and befriend the natives, you’ll likely want to talk about the job you want in the future. Below we’ll give a brief introduction to jobs in Japan, and explore some of the most common job titles in Japanese.

Before we take on the different jobs in the Japanese language, let’s get to know what the English word “jobs” is in Japanese. It can be expressed in a number of ways. It can be expressed as しょく (shoku), しごと (shigoto) or しょくぎょう (shokugyou). These Japanese words can also mean occupation or employment.

Types of Jobs in Japanese 

There are three common types of job status you’ll likely hear about when talking about jobs in Japanese. There are regular full-time jobs, contract temporary jobs, and part-time jobs.

Due to the bad economy, contract and part-time job status have increased more and more among employees.

Full-time job in Japanese

Regular Japanese jobs are full-time. A full-time job in Japanese is called じょうきんしょく (joukin-shoku). The word “full-time job” is written in Kanji as 常勤職.

Employees who are working full-time are called せいしゃいん (seishain). This word is written as 正社員 in Kanji.

Contract temporary job in Japanese

People who work as temporary workers are called はけんしゃいん (hakenshain). This is written as 派遣社員 in Kanji. These temporary workers are usually hired by a company through an agency.

On the other hand,  people who work as contract employees are called けいやくしゃい (keiyakushain). This type of employment is written as  契約社員 in Kanji.

Here are example sentences:

みやこ は とうきょう で はけん しゃいん として はたらいている。(Miyako wa Tōkyō de haken shain toshite hataraiteiru.)

Miyako works as a temporary worker in Tokyo.

けいやく しゃいん として はたらいてみました。 (keiyaku shain toshite hataraitemimashita.)

I’ve tried working as a contract employee.

Part-time job in Japanese

A part-time job in Japanese is called アルバイト (arubaito) or フルバイト(furubaito).

Typically Japanese companies or employers hire seishain employees if they’re likely to stay with the company for a long time (3 years or more). While there are many different job titles in Japanese, it’s understood there are a few special names when referring to career-oriented people.

Salaryman サラリーマン is a phrase reserved for men who work for giant conglomerates. They typically wear a black suit during their work hours and carry a briefcase. Office Lady オーエル, often shortened to OL is used to refer to working women.

Common Full-Time Jobs in Japanese 

Full-time jobs in Japan often take weeks or even months of preparation and interviews before you’re offered the position. Full-time jobs typically come with a guaranteed monthly salary 給料(kyuuryou), health insurance 健康保険 (kennkouhoken) and social insurance 社会保険 (shakaihoken) paid out by your employer.

Unlike in the west, such as in the United States, full-time employees typically stay with a company or organization for a few years before switching to another company.

Below is a list of common jobs and how to say them in Japanese. Words that are borrowed from English and other foreign languages are written in katakana. There are a few words with gender differences in Japanese, but as the times change, it’s more common for people to use the male version of the word to refer to both genders.

Common Part-Time Jobs 

In Japan, it’s common for university students and even other full-time workers to take up part-time work. Students typically can only work 4-5 hours a day and can’t work past 11 pm. There are many unique and interesting jobs available to part-time workers.

Many students work at local themed cafes like cat cafes or maid cafes. Being an English conversation teacher 英会話先生 (eikaiwasensei)  is likely the most common job for full-time and part-time student workers since it doesn’t require much Japanese. Some teachers can work for a dispatch company like NOVA or GABA, work in a cafe, or work online.

Other interesting jobs include being a model or a wedding celebrant. Many modeling companies like to source for foreigners to create diverse campaigns, so becoming a model is as easy as sending your picture to an agency. Wedding celebrants are people who stand in as fake wedding priests for clients. You might need to know some basic Japanese such as words, phrases, and grammar, but you certainly don’t need a license.

Below is a list of some common part-time jobs in Japan. Many of the job titles are also borrowed from English words.

The word “job” in English can be expressed in a number of ways. However, it’s important to note that these words can have slight differences. This goes the same with the word “job” in Japanese.

In the next few sections, we’ll talk about the different job-related words in Japanese

Occupation in Japanese

The word “occupation” in Japanese is しょくぎょう (shokugyou). This is written as 職業 in Kanji.

For example:

しょくぎょうはなんですか? (shokugyouwa nan desu ka?)

What’s your occupation?

Professions in Japanese

Professions in Japanese can be expressed in two ways. The first way is しょくぎょう (shokugyou) which similar with the word “occupation.”

The second way to say “professions” in Japanese is せんもんしょく (senmonshoku). This is written as 専門職 in Kanji.

Work in Japanese

The word “work” in Japanese is expressed asしごと (shigoto). This word is written in Kanji as 仕事.

For example:

しごと が おおい です。(shigoto ga ooi desu.)

I have a lot of work to do. 

Career in Japanese

The word “career” in Japanese is しょくぎょう (shokugyou).  This is written as 職業 in Kanji.

For example:

わたし は ぎんこうぎょう を しょくぎょう として せんたくしました. (watashiwa ginkougyou o shokugyouto shite sen takushimashita.

I chose banking as my career. 

Workers in Japanese

The word “workers” in Japanese can be expressed in two ways. The first way is ろうどうしゃ (roudousha).

For example:

それ は ろうどうしゃ の ため の きゅうじつ です. (sorewa rōdōshano tameno kyūjitsudesu)

It is a holiday for workers.

The second word is きんろうしゃ (kinrousha).

Work Culture in Japan 

Japan is known for having a very strict work culture. Employees are expected to show up exactly on time and work overtime, sometimes without extra pay. However many Japanese and foreign workers find their jobs fulfilling and it can be eye-opening to work in a new environment.

Thank you for reading and we hope you enjoyed this lesson.

Everyone knows the Japanese for their great commitment to work. It really seems that the Japanese love to work, putting in 10 to 13 hours of work. While on the other side of the world some Brazilians complain about 8 hours of work. Japanese have different thoughts and a different culture…

In addition to the culture, I stopped and started to analyze the meaning and origin of the word work in English and in Japanese, and I noticed that the difference is also remarkable. In this article we will examine this subject a little and notice that even words show their great difference.

Job

The word “work” has its origin in the Latin word “TRIPALEUM“: denomination of an instrument of torture formed by three (tri) sticks (paliu). So, originally, “to work” means to be tortured in the tripaliu.

Who were the tortured? Slaves and the poor who could not pay taxes. Thus, those who “worked”, at that time, were the destitute people. From then on, this idea of working as being tortured began to give understanding not only to the fact of torture itself, but also, by extension, to the productive physical activities carried out by workers in general: peasants, artisans, farmers, bricklayers, etc.

The meaning of the word work contributes to an unpleasant view of this daily activity so important in the life of man. Even today, working is seen as a punishment imposed on citizens. Fortunately the Japanese don’t see work that way.

Shigoto – 仕事

The Japanese language has some German, Chinese and sign language. Why did I say this? The Japanese language uses Chinese ideograms, and its words are formed by putting other words together, as in German. and your reading and learning of kanji is assimilated to sign language. So understanding the meaning of words can be a little more complex.

the meaning of the word shigoto It is quite simple, but it has several undefined meanings. One of the main meanings of shigoto is “Do something” and “Serve something”.

despite the kanji 仕 — To mean serve (tsukaeru) its reading is done by saying «shi” which is derived from the verb “suru – 為る“, which means to do.

AND «goto – 事” is a sonic version of “koto” is a general word to refer to something, or something. So the best meaning of the word shigoto would be «do something».

The meanings of the kanji «koto – 事” are: Cause, fact, thing, issue, case, incident, event, circumstances, fact, accident, problem, reason.

It became clear that Japanese work doesn’t have any bad meanings. We can see this in their culture and lifestyle. But don’t worry, there are plenty of other work-related words, and we’re going to go over them later.

Words from shigoto – 仕事

As I mentioned, the Japanese language looks a lot like German, see a list of words related to work or some activity that derive from the kanji 仕 and 事.

Words derived using the 2 kanji 仕事:

Kanji	hiragana	Romaji	Meaning
仕事着	しごとぎ	shigotogi	Work clothes, business suit
大仕事	おおしごと	Ōshigoto	big job, big task
手間仕事	てましごと	shigoto theme	tedious work, troublesome work
分の良い仕事	ぶんのよいしごと	Bun no yoi shigoto	profitable work, good work,
仕事師	しごとし	shigotoshi	worker, entrepreneur
仕事台	しごとだい	shigotodai	bench, work table
一仕事	ひとしごと	hitoshigoto	task, a job
畑仕事	はたしごと	hatashigoto	work in the fields, work on a farm
庭仕事	にわしごと	niwashigoto	Gardening

Related words using the kanji 仕:

Kanji	hiragana	Romaji	Meaning
給仕する	きゅうじする	kyūji suru	Serve
奉仕活動	ほうしかつどう	hōshi katsudō	Voluntary service
神に仕える	かみにつかえる	Kaminitsukaeru	serve God
仕業	しわざ	Shiwaza	act, action
仕形	しかた	shikata	method, means
仕方ない	しかたない	shikatanai	There’s no way
仕始める	しはじめる	shihajimeru	start, start
仕直す	しなおす	shinaosu	redo
仕上げ	しあげ	shiage	Termination, completion
仕込み	しこみ	shikomi	training, preparation
仕返し	しかえし	shikaeshi	revenge, retaliation

Some words using the kanji 事:

Kanji	hiragana	Romaji	Portuguese
事実	じじつ	jijitsu	fact, reality
事実上	じじつじょう	Jijitsujyou	Virtually
事情	じじょう	Jijyou	situation, circumstances
大事	だいじ	taiji	important, valuable
家事	かじ	Kaji	I work at home
食事	しょくじ	Shokuji	Snack
火事	かじ	Kaji	Fire
事故	じこ	Jiko	Accident
返事	へんじ	henji	Reply
工事	こうじ	Kouji	work, repairs
記事	きじ	Kiji	article, report
用事	ようじ	Youji	task, subject
見事	みごと	Migoto	magnificent, admirable

Other words for work

バイト = Baito – Abbreviation of アルバイト (Arubaito) a German word «arbeite” what it means to work. Used as slang or to refer to part-time jobs.

働き= Hataraki – activity of a person or machine (is working)
作業＝Sagyou – service, work, an activity or task. (execution)
労働 = Roudou – formal term used for labor laws and conditions (contract)
勤務= Kin mu – used to designate service in relation to time, period, or location. (shift)
手数＝Tesuu – sense of service, expedient, honorary, nuisance (bank fee)
職＝ Shoku – to refer to employment, placement, position. (office)

There are many other words related to work, unfortunately we can’t talk about them all. That’s the end of it, I hope you enjoyed the article. xD