Answering the Phone at a Japanese Office | Slow Japanese Listening for Beginners (JLPT N5)
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Answering the Phone at a Japanese Office | Slow Japanese Listening for Beginners (JLPT N5)
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💡 Today's Question 💡
Which company was the first phone call Leo answered from?
🎬 Answering the Phone at a Japanese Office | Slow Japanese Listening for Beginners (JLPT N5)
Learn Japanese with this slow and clear daily conversation.
Perfect for beginners (JLPT N5) to practice listening and shadowing through a simple, relaxing story.
In this episode, Leo starts answering the office phone for the first time. His coworker Misaki tells him a surprise: at Japanese companies, people don't say "moshi moshi." Leo takes a message from Suzuki at another company, learns how to write a phone memo, why people say "yon" and "nana" for phone numbers, and why you don't add "-san" to your own boss's name when talking to people outside the company. Then he makes his first callback.
Everything is spoken slowly, with Japanese subtitles on screen and romaji + English captions (CC), so you can follow every word.
🔤 Rōmaji & English subtitles: turn on CC (字幕).
📝 Chapters
0:00 Intro & Today's Question (導入・問題)
0:49 Scene 1: No "Moshi Moshi" at Work (もしもしと いわない)
3:44 Scene 2: Leo's First Phone Call (はじめての でんわ)
6:39 Scene 3: Writing a Phone Message (でんごんメモ)
9:54 Scene 4: No "-san" for Your Boss (「さん」を つけない)
13:10 Scene 5: Calling Back (おりかえしの でんわ)
15:35 Scene 6: Answer Before the Third Ring (3かい なる まえに)
18:07 Vocabulary Review (今日のことばの復習)
18:48 Answer & Recap (回答・まとめ)
🗣️ You'll learn:
✅ How to answer a company phone: "Hai, Aozora desu."
✅ The set phrase "Itsumo osewa ni natte orimasu"
✅ How to say phone numbers clearly: 4 = "yon", 7 = "nana"
✅ Why you say "Tanaka wa..." (no "-san") to people outside your company
📖 Today's Words:
1. おせわに なって おります (osewa ni natte orimasu) — "thank you for your continued support" (business greeting)
2. しょうしょう おまちください (shōshō omachi kudasai) — "please wait a moment" (polite)
3. でんごん (dengon) — a message for someone else
4. おりかえし (orikaeshi) — calling back
📄 Free Study Guide (PDF):
Download the full script (Japanese + romaji + English) with today's words — free:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folder...
💡 Practice Tip:
After watching, imagine the phone is ringing at your office.
Try saying:
"はい、あおぞらです。いつも おせわに なって おります。 / Hai, Aozora desu. Itsumo osewa ni natte orimasu."
🎧 Great for:
✔️ Japanese listening and shadowing practice
✔️ JLPT N5 beginners
✔️ Business Japanese basics
✔️ Slow & relaxing Japanese study
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