Japanese Business Phrasebook

Doing business in Japan? You need this app. Communicate effectively. Impress your hosts and close the deal. Made by the developers of the popular Learn Japanese app, Japanese Business is designed to help you communicate effectively and learn more about Japanese business culture. Knowing a little can go a long way. Even if you don't speak any Japanese right now, you can learn a few phrases every day. Making the effort and speaking a little bit of Japanese makes a big difference in business. Japanese Business is free to download and comes with 200 useful phrases you can learn right away. If you find the app useful you can upgrade via in app purchase to access over 1000 phrases carefully categorised into 19 business topics. Each phrase professionally translated and recorded by native Japanese speakers. You can regularly practice your listening comprehension and improve your fluency and pronunciation in Japanese by recording and listening to your own voice. If you find the native audio speed too fast, just adjust it down to a more comfortable level with a slide of your finger. Extra features such as Favourites, Copy & Paste, Word of the Day and Search, are all combined under a simple and friendly user interface design. Build competency in speaking Japanese today and never struggle in the business world again! Topics 1. Greetings and conversation 2. Job titles 3. Meetings 4. Business equipment 5. Acronyms 6. Business letters 7. Technology 8. Sales and marketing 9. Accounting and finance 10. Project management 11. Legal 12. Travel 13. Hotel 14. Negotiation 15. Interviewing and HR 16. Reservations 17. Complaints 18. Business types 19. Jargon Features - Over 1000 essential business vocabulary and phrases - Transliteration and pronunciation guide with native voiceover playback - Slow down speed function on voiceover - Search in both English and Japanese - Favourite your most commonly used phrases - Learning flashcards with the ability to record your own voice - Word of the Day reminder - Business Jargon - Language and culture Tips - Copy & paste function