Syvum Home Page   NY Regents Exam   Teasers   IQ Tests   Chemistry   Biology   GK   C++   Recipes   Search   Sign In

Home > Quiz Games > English - Japanese Translation Games (Eigo - Nihongo Hon'yaku Gēmu) > Japanese Self Study & Translation > Print Preview

Japanese Conversation Lesson 3

Professions (Professions)

 
Japanese Translation: Teach yourself Japanese through self-study lessons

Index Japanese self-study

Study the Japanese translation lesson below and then test yourself.  Wish to take quizzes on this lesson?
Japanese-English Translation Quiz or English-Japanese Translation Quiz or Conversation Quiz

Let's Learn Words (Kotoba o Naraimashō) :
Japanese (Nihongo) English (Eigo)

Listen to this expression being spoken hayū

Listen to this expression being spoken actor

Listen to this expression being spoken joyū

Listen to this expression being spoken actress

Listen to this expression being spoken eahosutesu Listen to this expression being spoken air hostess

Listen to this expression being spoken kenchikuka

Listen to this expression being spoken architect

Listen to this expression being spoken gaka

Listen to this expression being spoken artist Listen to this expression being spoken painter

Listen to this expression being spoken ginkōin Listen to this expression being spoken banker

Listen to this expression being spoken jitsugyōka

Listen to this expression being spoken businessman

Listen to this expression being spoken daiku

Listen to this expression being spoken carpenter

Listen to this expression being spoken shefu

Listen to this expression being spoken chef

Listen to this expression being spoken isha

Listen to this expression being spoken doctor

Listen to this expression being spoken enginia

Listen to this expression being spoken engineer

Listen to this expression being spoken yōin

Listen to this expression being spoken factor

Listen to this expression being spoken patannā

Listen to this expression being spoken fashion designer

Listen to this expression being spoken gaido Listen to this expression being spoken annai nin

Listen to this expression being spoken guide

Listen to this expression being spoken shufu

Listen to this expression being spoken housewife

Listen to this expression being spoken jānarisuto Listen to this expression being spoken journalist

Listen to this expression being spoken bengoshi

Listen to this expression being spoken lawyer

Listen to this expression being spoken shishu Listen to this expression being spoken toshokanin

Listen to this expression being spoken librarian  

Listen to this expression being spoken nāsu Listen to this expression being spoken kanbyōin

Listen to this expression being spoken nurse

Listen to this expression being spoken operētā

Listen to this expression being spoken operator

Listen to this expression being spoken pairotto Listen to this expression being spoken hikōka

Listen to this expression being spoken pilot  

Listen to this expression being spoken seijika

Listen to this expression being spoken politician

Listen to this expression being spoken kyōju

Listen to this expression being spoken professor

Listen to this expression being spoken uketsukegakari

Listen to this expression being spoken receptionist

Listen to this expression being spoken kenkyushā

Listen to this expression being spoken researcher

Listen to this expression being spoken shoki

Listen to this expression being spoken secretary

Listen to this expression being spoken gyaruson

Listen to this expression being spoken server boy

Listen to this expression being spoken suchuwādo

Listen to this expression being spoken steward

Listen to this expression being spoken suchuwādesu

Listen to this expression being spoken stewardess

Listen to this expression being spoken gakusei

Listen to this expression being spoken student

Listen to this expression being spoken sensei Listen to this expression being spoken kyōshi

Listen to this expression being spoken teacher

Listen to this expression being spoken honyakusha

Listen to this expression being spoken translator

Listen to this expression being spoken ueitā

Listen to this expression being spoken waiter

Listen to this expression being spoken ueitoresu

Listen to this expression being spoken waitress

Listen to this expression being spoken shokugyō

Listen to this expression being spoken profession Listen to this expression being spoken occupation

Listen to this expression being spoken oshigoto Listen to this expression being spoken job Listen to this expression being spoken work

Listen to this expression being spoken shusshin Listen to this expression being spoken goshusshin

Listen to this expression being spoken native place

Listen to this expression being spoken jōzu

Listen to this expression being spoken good at

Listen to this expression being spoken naraimashita

Listen to this expression being spoken learnt

Listen to this expression being spoken senmon

Listen to this expression being spoken specialization

Listen to this expression being spoken dokushin Listen to this expression being spoken single

Listen to this expression being spoken denki gishi

Listen to this expression being spoken electrical engineering  

Listen to this expression being spoken kaiwa

Listen to this expression being spoken conversation

Listen to this expression being spoken kurasu

Listen to this expression being spoken class

Listen to this expression being spoken ikimashō

Listen to this expression being spoken let's leave

Listen to this expression being spoken matāuhimade Listen to this expression being spoken till we meet again
Listen to this expression being spoken shitsurei shimasu  Listen to this expression being spoken goodbye (polite form)
Listen to this expression being spoken itterasshai Listen to this expression being spoken have a nice day

Greetings in Japanese   Japanese Family Vocabulary   Japanese Romaji Vocabulary

A Note on Vowels :

The Japanese language is based on 5 vowel sounds : a, i, u, e, o

They are pronounced : a as in ask ; i as in we ;  u as in soon ; e as in get and o as in oh.

The Romaji long vowels ā, ī, ū, ē signify emphasis, are pronounced twice as long, and hence are also written as aa, ii, uu et ee.

ex. īe = iie. However, the long vowel ō becomes ou and not oo ex. gakkō = gakkou.

 

Let's Study the Conversation (Kaiwa o Naraimashō) :

Note : In Japan, 'san' is used as a suffix to a personal name and is the equivalent of Mr, Mrs, Miss and Master. 

  Japanese (Nihongo) English (Eigo)
Ana :

Listen to this expression being spoken Konbanwa. Ana Chen desu.

Listen to this expression being spoken Good Evening. I am Ana Chen.

Paul :

Listen to this expression being spoken Ah, Dōzo yoroshiku. Paul Clark desu.

Listen to this expression being spoken Ah, Nice to meet you. I am Paul Clark.

Ana :

Listen to this expression being spoken Kochira koso dōzo yoroshiku.

Listen to this expression being spoken Nice to meet you too. 

Paul :

Listen to this expression being spoken Ana san wa Chūgokujin desu ka?

Listen to this expression being spoken Ana, are you Chinese?

Ana :

Ee. Shusshin wa Honkon desu. Paul san wa?

Listen to this expression being spoken Yeah. My native place is Hongkong. And you Paul?

Paul :

Listen to this expression being spoken Watashi wa Igirisujin desu. Nihon ni gonen sunde imasu.

Listen to this expression being spoken I am English. I am staying in Japan since five years.

Ana :

Sō desu ka. Nihongo ga jyōzu desu ne.

Listen to this expression being spoken I see. You speak Japanese very well.
Paul :
Listen to this expression being spoken Ano, onna wa Nihonjin desu. Nihongo o sannen naraimashita. Listen to this expression being spoken Well, my wife is Japanese. I learnt Japanese for three years.
Ana :
Listen to this expression being spoken Ī desu ne! Goshussin wa dochira desu ka? Listen to this expression being spoken How nice! Where is your hometown?
Paul :

Rondon desu. Ana san, oshigoto wa nan desu ka?

Listen to this expression being spoken It's London. Ana, what job do you do?
Ana :

Listen to this expression being spoken Watashi wa bengoshi desu. Paul san wa?

Listen to this expression being spoken I am a lawyer. And you Paul?

Paul :

Ano, chichi mo bengoshi desu. Watashi wa isha desu.

Listen to this expression being spoken Oh, dad is a lawyer too. I am a doctor.

Ana :

Listen to this expression being spoken Hee, sugoi desu ne.

Listen to this expression being spoken Wow, that's great.

Paul :
Listen to this expression being spoken Ana san wa dokushin desu ka? Listen to this expression being spoken Ana, are you single?
Ana :
Listen to this expression being spoken Hai, sō desu yo.
Listen to this expression being spoken Yes, that's right.
Keith:

Listen to this expression being spoken Konnichiwa, Keith Brown desu.

Listen to this expression being spoken Hello, This is Keith Brown.

Ana & Paul :

Listen to this expression being spoken Hajimemashite Keith san!

Listen to this expression being spoken How do you do!

Keith :

Listen to this expression being spoken Hajimemashite. Amerika kara kimashita.

Listen to this expression being spoken How do you do! I come from USA.

Ana :
Listen to this expression being spoken Keith san, nani o shite masu ka? Listen to this expression being spoken Keith, what do you do?
Keith :
Listen to this expression being spoken Watashi wa enjinia desu. Listen to this expression being spoken I am an Engineer.
Ana :
Listen to this expression being spoken Sō desu ka. Senmon wa nan desu ka? Listen to this expression being spoken I see. What is your specialisation?
Keith :
Listen to this expression being spoken Denki gishi desu. Listen to this expression being spoken It's electrical engineering.
Paul :
 Listen to this expression being spoken Watashi no onīsan wa kenkyūsha desu. Listen to this expression being spoken My brother is a researcher.
Keith :
Listen to this expression being spoken Watashi no onēsan wa webudezainā desu. Listen to this expression being spoken My sister is a webdesigner.
Ana :
Listen to this expression being spoken Haha wa ongaku no sensei desu. Listen to this expression being spoken Mom is a music teacher.
Keith :
Listen to this expression being spoken Sumimasen ga, ima watashi wa Nihongo no kaiwa no kurasu desu. Listen to this expression being spoken Excuse me, I have a Japanese conversation class now.
Ana :
Listen to this expression being spoken Watashi wa Nihongo no kurasu mo desu. Ikimashō! Listen to this expression being spoken I have a Japanese class too. Let's leave!
Paul :
Listen to this expression being spoken Izasaraba. Matāuhimade. Listen to this expression being spoken Well then. Till we meet again .
Ana & Keith :
Listen to this expression being spoken Shitsurei shimasu. Itterasshai! Listen to this expression being spoken Good bye. Have a nice day.
Wish to take quizzes on this lesson?
Japanese-English Translation Quiz or English-Japanese Translation Quiz or Conversation Quiz
 
Index Japanese self-study     Learn to Read  & Write Japanese
  
     
Previous
-
Japanese Self Study & Translation
Nationalities
Next
-
Japanese Self Study & Translation
Profession - Japanese to English
 
23 more pages in Japanese Self Study & Translation

Contact Info © 1999-2025 Syvum Technologies Inc. Privacy Policy Disclaimer and Copyright