Test Yourself 24 questions
Listen for '入社' and think about what it means for a new company.
Listen for when 'she' joined 'this company'.
This is a common congratulatory phrase.
Read this aloud:
入社
Focus: nyū-sha
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Read this aloud:
会社に入社します。
Focus: kai-sha ni nyū-sha shi-masu
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来年、入社します。
Focus: rai-nen, nyū-sha shi-masu
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This sentence means 'His joining the company brought a breath of fresh air to the company.' The particles の and は indicate possession and topic, respectively. に marks the indirect object.
This sentence means 'She is awaiting her entry into a major company next month.' へ is a directional particle, and を marks the direct object.
This sentence means 'Since joining the company, he has overcome many difficulties.' 以来 means 'since' or 'from then on'. を marks the direct object of 乗り越えてきた (overcame).
Choose the most appropriate word to complete the sentence: 彼は来月、新しい会社に___します。
The sentence indicates joining a new company next month, so '入社' (joining a company) is the correct choice.
Which of the following situations best describes '入社'?
入社 specifically means joining a company for the first time or joining a new company.
彼女は3月に大学を卒業し、4月にA社に___した。
After graduating from university, people usually '入社' (join a company).
When someone '入社' (入社) to a company, it means they are quitting their job.
入社 means joining a company, which is the opposite of quitting a job.
The phrase '入社式' (にゅうしゃしき) refers to a ceremony for new employees joining a company.
入社式 is indeed the entrance ceremony for new employees.
You would use '入社' (入社) to describe entering a university.
To describe entering a university, you would use '入学' (にゅうがく), not '入社'.
This sentence describes how his joining the company brought a fresh perspective. The structure follows a typical Japanese sentence pattern: topic (彼の入社) followed by a descriptive phrase (会社に新しい風を吹き込んだ).
This sentence means 'Many new graduates are aiming to join famous companies.' It highlights the common aspiration of new graduates to enter well-known corporations.
This sentence translates to 'She has been working in this department ever since joining the company.' It uses '入社以来' to indicate a continuous action from the time of joining.
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調整
A1The act of making small changes to something to achieve a desired fit, function, or balance. In a work context, it specifically refers to coordinating schedules or aligning different opinions to reach an agreement.
有利な
B1Advantageous or favorable.
承知する
B1To acknowledge, agree; to be aware of and consent to something.
年収
B1Annual income; yearly salary.
応募
B1To apply for a position, a competition, a prize, or a public offer. It indicates a proactive step to participate in something.
応募する
B1To apply for a job or position.
～と同時に
B1At the same time as, simultaneously with.
勤怠
B1Attendance record; presence or absence from work.
係員
A2Person in charge; attendant.
ぎんこういん
A2Bank employee.
