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  • Japanese for Technology Professionals

  • Key Words and Phrases for Hardware, Software, and IT in the Japanese Language
  • By: Hiro Ota
  • Narrated by: Hiro Ota
  • Length: 16 hrs and 45 mins

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Japanese for Technology Professionals

By: Hiro Ota
Narrated by: Hiro Ota
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Publisher's Summary

This audiobook provides an overview of IT terminology for English speakers working with Japanese-speaking customers, clients, or partners. Core words and phrases appropriate to the IT sector are presented in English and Japanese.

Topics covered include the following as well as common Japanese vocabulary that is not exclusive to the technology field.

  • Introduction to computer
  • Parts of a computer
  • Mobile devices
  • The internet
  • Software terms
  • Hardware terms
  • Cloud-based services
  • Finding and fixing bugs
  • Coding
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Cyber security
  • Networking
  • Web design and development
  • Database management system
  • Technical support
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