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We Mean Business: Japanese for Business People (Intermediate Level) Incluye CD
EAN: 9784883194025
We Mean Business: Japanese for Business People (Intermediate Level) Incluye CD
ISBN: 978-4-88319-402-5 // ISBN: 9784883194025
Año de edición: 2006
Editorial: ALC
Número de páginas: 111 (Libro principal) + 56 (Anexo)
Idioma: japonés
País de origen: Japón
We Mean Business: Japanese for Business People es un libro para estudiantes de nivel intermedio cuyo objetivo sea profundizar y perfeccionar en el japonés relacionado con los negocios. Este libro hace mucho énfasis en que el alumno sea capaz de dar sus opiniones con argumentos, expresar aprobación o desaprobación o hablar sobre las conclusiones de un proyecto.
Este libro se divide en un total de 8 unidades, cada una de ellas centrada un tema concreto. En todas las lecciones se incluyen diálogos con diferentes roles que representan situaciones de la vida cotidiana en una oficina en Japón. Los diálogos más complejos van acompañados de su respectiva traducción al inglés. En los diálogos más sencillos, aparecen algunas palabras traducidas a pie de página.
Al final del libro, se incluye un anexo con los guiones del CD que se incluye en el libro.
Descripción:
NOTA DEL EDITOR:
Are you planning to work in Japan? Are you interested in business? Do you want to level up your Japanese, no matter what your interests?
"We Mean Business" is a unique book that will not only improve your Japanese in general, but also help you become better at doing business - whether in Japan or elsewhere.
Of course, if you're interested in business, you will get a lot out of this text. Each chapter is full of useful vocab, expressions, role-plays, and more. Every chapter is divided into 4 parts, and each part is divided into "within company" and "outside company." This is extremely useful in terms of helping you learn exactly what language to use with co-workers and your bosses/underlings, and what language to use when dealing with outside companies.
Each chapter focuses on a overarching theme, such as "Explanations" and "Opinions." In the chapter (each of which is quite long) you will practice from a variety of angles. You'll start out with basics - for example - asking someone to explain what they say. Then practice making explanations yourself. You'll learn to respond to certain questions ("What new features does your product have?" etc.) and also to be persuasive.
There are also plenty of role-plays, business simulations, business diagrams, and more. If you are a Japanese teacher looking for a good book to use with a class of business students, this is a great choice. Even if you are not in a class, this is a useful book for self-studying. You won't get to do the role plays but you can still do most of the exercises.
A CD is also included, giving you the chance to practice listening.
