Learn Japanese Laguage
June 5, 2008 by admin
Filed under Business, Finance and Management
With its four alphabets, thousands of characters, and uncommon verb conjugations like “passive causative,” it is no wonder that the CIA classifies the Japanese language among the most difficult languages in the world. And yet, the value of learning to speak Japanese remains very high. Despite the recent rise in the economic power of China, Japan remains the world’s second largest economy and will remain among the top 5 to 10 globally (and number 1 or 2 in Asia) during the remainder of the 21st century.
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Let’s start by giving a good number of reasons why learning Japanese might be of interest to you.** You may be about to travel to a Japanese speaking country.** You have an opportunity to occupationally train some colleagues who only speak Japanese.** You want basic Japanese for business reasons and want to become more valuable at your job by being bilingual.** You are a fan of Japanese animation films, video games, manga comics and want to want to enjoy them more fully without relying on subtitles.** You would like to read books, magazines, and web sites written in Japanese.** Enable you write to and email Japanese speaking people.** Feel more confident and comfortable around Japanese speaking people.** Allow you to get hired by a multi-national business firm and possibly even work and live in Japan.** Japanese fluency definitely stands out on a college/university application, resume or curriculum vitae.
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Once you gain the competence in Japanese, you will open up many personal and business related opportunities. For example, the U.S.A. does more business with Japan than any other country. You will be a valuable employee if you speak the language of the customer. Japanese is among the top 10 languages on Earth and spoken by over 130 million people. “Speaks Japanese” looks great on a resume or curriculum vitae, no matter what your line of work.



