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私の会社の一日

A Day at My Company

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watashi wa toukyou no IT gaisha de hataraite imasu. ie kara kaisha made densha de sanjuppun desu. douryou wa basu de kimasu.

I work at an IT company in Tokyo. It takes thirty minutes from my house to the company by train. My coworker comes by bus.

asa kuji ni shigoto ga hajimarimasu. mazu, "ohayou gozaimasu" to aisatsu shimasu. sorekara, meeru to Slack o chekku shimasu. sono ato de, chiimu no asakai ga arimasu.

Work starts at nine in the morning. First, I say "good morning" to everyone. Then I check email and Slack. After that, there is the team's morning standup.

juuniji ni douryou to hirugohan o tabemasu. hiruyasumi wa ichijikan arimasu. kaisha no chikaku ni yasukute oishii mise ga takusan arimasu. kaisha no naka no kafe wa atarashikute kirei desu.

At twelve, I eat lunch with my coworkers. The lunch break is one hour. There are many cheap and tasty restaurants near the company. The cafe inside the company is new and clean.

gogo wa koodo o kakimasu. rokuji ni shigoto ga owarimasu. "osaki ni shitsurei shimasu" to itte, ie ni kaerimasu.

In the afternoon, I write code. Work ends at six. I say "osaki ni shitsurei shimasu" and go home.

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kono hito wa nande kaisha e ikimasuka.

How does this person get to the company?

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