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Marriage Life with Peruvian 7: The More You Know, The More You Can Enjoy Foreign Cultures!!

2019.09.17 Global First

Long time no see! Peruvian men and newly-married girls in their 20s! (● ´ω ｀ ●) I’ve been dating a foreign man several times, marrying my husband and living a happy couple’s life (* ´ ▽ ｀ *) Do you have anything you often hear in foreign cultures? ・ Enter the house with your shoes…

Greetings are Very Important!! What I Learned to Communicate with Australians

2019.08.18 Global First

Nice to meet you. I have lived in Australia for over 10 years. In the workplace, we are looking for recruits from Australia, Japanese, Taiwanese, Hong Kong and Chinese Asians, American, Canadian and European countries, and always working with more than 10 international staff. . Different countries have different customs and cultures, so various troubles…

Characteristics of Germans!! Germans are Shy and Strict for Rules!!

2019.08.12 Global First

I want to see how people living in different cultures look, and I went on a half-world trip, felt the destiny of Germany that I visited, and now live in Germany. I am confused by the idea of Germans who are not similar, and spend a fresh feeling every day. I personally considered what the…

Expressions Native Speakers Use a Lot (part 1): Greetings

2019.08.08 Global First

I have been working abroad for many years. It’s the same in any country in the world, but you can’t help thinking that it’s boring if you say the same every day. Even if you say “greeting”, just changing the way you say and hear will change the start of the day. Japanese is good…

What Does Your Expression Mean? Japanese Facial Expression is Confusing for Foreigners!!

2019.08.08 Global First

Japanese people are very serious and are sometimes said to be polite and like working ants from the world. In addition, it is sometimes said that it is difficult to understand what you are thinking because the expression is difficult to read. Today I would like to introduce you to such Japanese expressions. Don’t say…

English Phrase Native Speakers Use a Lot 3: Abbreviation in Email

2019.08.07 Global First

The third level of the series that introduces the live English I learned when I studied in Canada! This time, I would like to introduce the abbreviations used in email sentences that are often used by native speakers. Recently, business emails often use abbreviations, so if you can use them well, you may be able…

Perspectives of Foreigners to Work – Do You Really Have to Shout Your Work Guiding Principles Everyday?

2019.08.07 Global First

Have you ever experienced different values when working with foreigners? It’s natural that people who grew up in different cultures have different ways of thinking and understanding. If you feel foreigners have different values, perhaps the other person may feel that they have different values. My work has become unsuccessful due to differences in thinking…

What is the Characteristics of Australians? Each Region Has Different Characteristics, too!!

2019.08.05 Global First

When I say Australia, which is called Down-under (the back of the earth as viewed by the British), the first thing that comes to mind is the koala, the aboriginal, the opera house and the beach. The area is not expressed in “big” or “big”. The expression “it’s just big” is the most comfortable. I…

Communication I Learned from My Filipino Friend

2019.08.05 Global First

Currently I leave Japan and live in Southeast Asia, but before I moved abroad, I worked in a company that provided a job placement service for foreigners in Japan. By working with a Filipino who was enrolled at that time, I think that I got some tips for working with foreigners. This time, with my…

How People in New Zealand Think about Their Career and How They Work

2019.08.04 Global First

How much do you plan for your future? Also, are you satisfied with your job, class, and title? I am currently working in New Zealand, but I feel that Japan and other countries are quite different, especially in terms of “career”. This time I will introduce New Zealanders’ way of thinking and working for their…