Work work work

by | Apr 23, 2020 | Uncategorized | 3 comments

Work work work

How’s going mate??

Today I’m going to write about my job.

In Australia,I can work 20 hours a week.

I work in a Japanese restaurant as a waiter. But my restaurant is no one Japanese, just me.

It’s very interesting,isn’t it?

Of course anyone speak English, customer speak it as well. I used to work in Japan but it was totally different between Japan and Australia.

It is very difficult for me to communicate for customer,also staff. However I really enjoyed this situation,because staff and customer are very kind and patient. I’m lucky. I hope to get used to speaking English!!

Thank you for reading my blog.

Cheers.

Shun

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3 Comments

  1. ごとう ひろみち
    ごとう ひろみち on February 23, 2018 at 6:55 AM

    Good post. Well done, Shun.

    My suggestions are as follows:
    (1) But there is no Japanese staff at my restaurant, just me (or myself).
    (2) Everyone speaks English here. It’s different from Japan where I used to work. Everyone speaks Japanese there, of course.
    (3) difficult to communicate not only with customers, but also with my colleagues.

    Does your Japanese restaurant also serve fish and chips, like the photo of this post?

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