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仕事

shigoto /ɕiɡoto/

Refers to a job, occupation, or specific tasks performed as part of one's employment. It is used to describe both the general concept of working and the specific duties one carries out.

Ejemplos

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1

毎日、八時に仕事に行きます。

I go to work at eight o'clock every day.

2

田中様の仕事は非常に正確です。

Mr. Tanaka's work is extremely accurate.

3

今日の仕事、もう終わった?

Are you already done with today's work?

Familia de palabras

Sustantivo
仕事
Verb
仕事をする
Relacionado
職業
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Truco para recordar

The kanji 仕 means 'to serve' and 事 means 'thing/matter.' Think of work as 'serving matters' that you need to take care of.

Quiz rápido

私は毎日9時から5時まで___をします。

¡Correcto!

La respuesta correcta es: 仕事

Ejemplos

1

毎日、八時に仕事に行きます。

everyday

I go to work at eight o'clock every day.

2

田中様の仕事は非常に正確です。

formal

Mr. Tanaka's work is extremely accurate.

3

今日の仕事、もう終わった?

informal

Are you already done with today's work?

4

本研究では、仕事の満足度を分析する。

academic

This study analyzes job satisfaction.

5

新しい仕事の打ち合わせをしましょう。

business

Let's have a meeting about the new job/project.

Familia de palabras

Sustantivo
仕事
Verb
仕事をする
Relacionado
職業

Colocaciones comunes

仕事を探す to look for a job
仕事が忙しい to be busy with work
仕事を辞める to quit a job
仕事ができる to be capable at one's work
仕事を頼む to ask someone to do a task

Frases Comunes

お仕事は何ですか?

What is your job?

仕事が手につかない

unable to concentrate on work

仕事をこなす

to manage or handle tasks

Se confunde a menudo con

仕事 vs 働く

Shigoto is the noun (work/job), while hataraku is the verb (to work).

仕事 vs 職業

Shokugyō refers specifically to one's profession or career category, whereas shigoto can refer to daily tasks.

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Notas de uso

Shigoto is the most common and versatile word for 'work.' It can be used for your career, a specific project, or even household chores in certain contexts.

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Errores comunes

Beginners often try to conjugate 'shigoto' like a verb (e.g., shigotomasu). You must use the helper verb 'suru' (shigoto o shimasu).

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Truco para recordar

The kanji 仕 means 'to serve' and 事 means 'thing/matter.' Think of work as 'serving matters' that you need to take care of.

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Origen de la palabra

Derived from the phrase 'shitsukae-koto,' meaning matters of service or duty, which eventually shortened to shigoto.

Patrones gramaticales

Noun + をします (to do work) Noun + があります (to have work/tasks)
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Contexto cultural

In Japan, asking someone about their 'shigoto' is a standard way to build rapport, as identity is often tied to one's workplace.

Quiz rápido

私は毎日9時から5時まで___をします。

¡Correcto!

La respuesta correcta es: 仕事

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