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2019年10月29日 · 1. After finding a language school, start their application process about 6 months before your intended start date. 2. Complete the required application steps. This may include a letter of interest, where you'll be staying, and other details. 3. Submit all required documents for the Certificate of Eligibility, or CoE (listed below). 4.
2019年6月17日 · An ALT, or Assistant Language Teacher, is the industry term used to refer to a (usually) native English speaker who works in the public school system in Japan as an English teacher, with the only hard requirements being a college degree, as well as a formative education in an English environment (exactly what this means depends on ...
2018年4月6日 · While they’ll suffice for everything from forgetting to respond to an email from a friend to breaking up with a long-term boyfriend or girlfriend, gomen, and its myriad gomen-plus-something-else variants, can sound pretty childish in a workplace environment, whereas
2017年3月30日 · Intro to the Japanese Writing System. In Japanese writing, there are three completely separate sets of characters called kanji, hiragana and katakana, that are used in reading and writing. In the picture above, the first “Tokyo” is written in kanji, with the hiragana version next, and the katakana one at the bottom.
2019年4月4日 · 1. Marriage Paperwork. First things first, you need to prove you are legally married in Japan before you start the visa procedure. The following forms should be all you need, but be sure to double check with your embassy, as procedures may differ a bit depending on your nationality.
2017年1月26日 · For personal letters in Japan, you can start with e (”to”) and finish just as simply with yori (”from”) For business, though, old-school logic says you’ll need to bust out the decidedly musty Haike (”Dear Sir or Madam”) and Keigu (”With humble regards”), as well as
2017年10月16日 · However, if you've got a request that's outside the regular routine, it's time to break out apologies. This can mean things like asking to go home early, asking someone to cover a task for you while you're away, or asking someone you've never worked with before
