Self-Introduction in Japanese (For Engineers)
A very important note before starting.
In Japanese, the letter "de" is pronounced as "the" in "there" AND "su" is pronounced as "ss" and
So read "Desu" as "Thess"
Haajimemaashite (It is used for beginning the introduction in formal Japanese)
Watashi wa ABC desu. (I am <Name>)
Watashi wa Gijyutsushya desu. (I am an Engineer)
*Note that here "Gi" is pronounced as in the gi in the word "gift"
Watashi wa Daaigakusei desu. (I am a College Student)
Or
Watashiwa <Company Name> de tsutomete imaasu. (I work at <Company Name>)
Douzo Yoroshiku (I am glad to meet you. ...Used to End the Introduction)
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Try writing your own introduction in Japanese and read it aloud 😁
In Japanese, the letter "de" is pronounced as "the" in "there" AND "su" is pronounced as "ss" and
So read "Desu" as "Thess"
Haajimemaashite (It is used for beginning the introduction in formal Japanese)
Watashi wa ABC desu. (I am <Name>)
Watashi wa Gijyutsushya desu. (I am an Engineer)
*Note that here "Gi" is pronounced as in the gi in the word "gift"
Watashi wa Daaigakusei desu. (I am a College Student)
Or
Watashiwa <Company Name> de tsutomete imaasu. (I work at <Company Name>)
Douzo Yoroshiku (I am glad to meet you. ...Used to End the Introduction)
___________________________________________________________________
Try writing your own introduction in Japanese and read it aloud 😁
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