Japanese Listening Shadowing | Part-Time Job Interview in Japan | Listen and Repeat 🌸 JLPT

Japanese Listening Shadowing  |  Part-Time Job Interview in Japan  |  Listen and Repeat 🌸 JLPT



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Hello. I’m Chino. Today, I’ll be talking about Park Sona’s job interview. Please press the CC button to display subtitles. I am Park Sona. Today, I have a part-time job interview at Sakura Cafe. I woke up at 6 in the morning. That’s earlier than usual. I might be nervous. While brushing my teeth in the washroom, I was thinking about today’s interview. I practiced for the interview with a friend, so I’m not too worried. But I’m a little nervous. What should I wear? I wonder if a white shirt would be okay. It makes me look presentable, right? The interview location is the Sakura Cafe headquarters. I’ll check it again on Google Maps. The interview is at 1 PM. I have to make sure I don’t forget my resume. I should also check the bus schedule. I wonder if the 12:30 PM bus is a good choice. That might be a little late. I’ll take the 12:15 PM bus. I’m ready. I’m heading out. Oh, the bus is here. The light is green. I have to cross quickly before it turns red. Good. I made it in time. I’ll get off at the next bus stop. Is this the building? Where’s the entrance? Oh, there it is. Wow, I’m starting to get nervous. My heart is pounding. I’ll take the elevator to the 5th floor. Sona-san, this way, please. Ah, thank you for your time today. No, thank you for coming. My name is Takagi, and I’ll be conducting the interview. Now, could I please see your resume? Yes, here you are. Thank you. So you’re from South Korea. Please introduce yourself. Yes. I am studying Japanese at a university in Japan. I have loved Japanese anime since I was a child. That’s why I came to Japan this spring, wanting to learn about Japanese life and culture. I want to become much, much better at Japanese by working part-time at Sakura Cafe. Sona-san, your Japanese is very good. Have you ever had a part-time job in Japan? No, not yet. This is my first time. I worked part-time at a restaurant in South Korea. I would guide customers to their seats and take their food orders. I want to learn the Japanese way of working as well. Thank you. At Sakura Cafe, your job will be to guide customers and take their orders. Can you work weekend or evening shifts? Yes. I have classes on weekdays, so after 6 PM and on Saturdays and Sundays, I am always available. It’s very helpful that you can work on weekends too. The hourly wage is 1200 yen on weekdays and 1300 yen on weekends. Yes, I understand. Thank you. What is your reason for wanting to work at Sakura Cafe? Sakura Cafe is close to my house. I often come here with my friends. The staff at Sakura Cafe are always smiling and very kind. I also want to do a job that makes customers smile. Also, I like the cute latte art here. I would like to try making latte art myself someday. I’m happy to hear that. Finally, do you have any questions? Yes. Is there a uniform? Yes, there is. We will give it to you on your first day of work. I see. Thank you. Thank you for today. I could really feel your desire to work, Sona-san. We will contact you by email later with the results of the interview. Yes, thank you for your consideration. Thank you very much for today. Ah, my heart was pounding. I wonder if I was able to speak properly. I hope I can work at Sakura Cafe. Oh, an email. Subject: Notification of Employment Regarding the result of your interview Dear Park Sona, Thank you very much for coming to the part-time job interview at Sakura Cafe. As a result of the interview, we would be delighted to have you, Sona-san, work as a part-timer at our cafe. In this regard, regarding the next steps, would it be possible to speak with you once by phone? We would appreciate it if you could let us know a possible date for a phone call. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. All of us on the staff are sincerely looking forward to the day we can work with you. Sakura Cafe Headquarters, Sayaka Takagi. Yay! I get to work at Sakura Cafe! I’m so happy. I’ll do my best to get along with everyone. Next, let’s listen carefully and try to imitate what you hear. Finally, let’s listen at a natural speed. I am Park Sona. Today, I have a part-time job interview at Sakura Cafe. I woke up at 6 in the morning. That’s earlier than usual. I might be nervous. While brushing my teeth in the washroom, I thought about today’s interview. I practiced with a friend, so I’m not too worried. But I’m a little nervous. What should I wear? I wonder if a white shirt would be okay. It makes me look presentable, right? The interview location is the Sakura Cafe headquarters. I’ll check it again on Google Maps. The interview is at 1 PM. I have to make sure I don’t forget my resume. I should also check the bus schedule. I wonder if the 12:30 PM bus is a good choice. That might be a little late. I’ll take the 12:15 PM bus. I’m ready. I’m heading out. Oh, the bus is here. The light is green. I have to cross quickly before it turns red. Good. I made it in time. I’ll get off at the next bus stop. Is this the building? Where’s the entrance? Oh, there it is. Wow, I’m starting to get nervous. My heart is pounding. I’ll take the elevator to the 5th floor. Sona-san, this way, please. Ah, thank you for your time today. No, thank you for coming. My name is Takagi, and I’ll be conducting the interview. Now, could I please see your resume? Yes, here you are. Thank you. So you’re from South Korea. Please introduce yourself. Yes. I am studying Japanese at a university in Japan. I have loved Japanese anime since I was a child. That’s why I came to Japan this spring, wanting to learn about Japanese life and culture. I want to become much, much better at Japanese by working part-time at Sakura Cafe. Sona-san, your Japanese is very good. Have you ever had a part-time job in Japan? No, not yet. This is my first time. I worked part-time at a restaurant in South Korea. I would guide customers to their seats and take their food orders. I want to learn the Japanese way of working as well. Thank you. At Sakura Cafe, your job will be to guide customers and take their orders. Can you work weekend or evening shifts? Yes. I have classes on weekdays, so after 6 PM and on Saturdays and Sundays, I am always available. It’s very helpful that you can work on weekends too. The hourly wage is 1200 yen on weekdays and 1300 yen on weekends. Yes, I understand. Thank you. What is your reason for wanting to work at Sakura Cafe? Sakura Cafe is close to my house. I often come here with my friends. The staff at Sakura Cafe are always smiling and very kind. I also thought that I want to do a job that makes customers smile. Also, I like the cute latte art here. I would like to try making latte art myself someday. I’m happy to hear that. Finally, do you have any questions? Yes. Is there a uniform? Yes, there is. We will give it to you on your first day of work. I see. Thank you. Thank you for today. I could really feel your desire to work, Sona-san. We will contact you by email later with the results of the interview. Yes, thank you for your consideration. Thank you very much for today. Ah, my heart was pounding. I wonder if I was able to speak properly. I hope I can work at Sakura Cafe. Oh, an email. Subject: Notification of Employment Regarding the result of your interview. Dear Park Sona, Thank you very much for coming to the part-time job interview at Sakura Cafe. As a result of the interview, we would be delighted to have you, Sona-san, work as a part-timer at our cafe. In this regard, regarding the next steps, would it be possible to speak with you once by phone? We would appreciate it if you could let us know a possible date and time for a phone call. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. All of us on the staff are sincerely looking forward to the day we can work with you. Sakura Cafe, Headquarters, Sayaka Takagi Yay! I get to work at Sakura Cafe! I’m so happy. I’ll do my best to get along with everyone. That’s all for this story. Please subscribe to the channel and look forward to the next video. Well then, let’s meet again. Bye-bye.

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