Japanese a Global Language?

The most widely spoken language in Japan is Japanese which is an East Asian language.

Exposure to the Japanese language and culture opens you to communicate globally. When you learn to speak the Japanese language it develops an understanding of the cultural context for communication. You can develop some degree of comfort in speaking and understand it completely when You immersed in the language and culture within the classroom setting. 

             “Learning a language is beneficial in more ways than one”

When we learn to communicate in Japanese in various communication settings, an excellent skill can be achieved for traveling or doing business. Learn basic information about the Japanese will be necessary to communicate in everyday situations. so that you can learn vocabulary, expressions, and sentences of the language, such that it can be put to immediate use in conversational situations. 

Instead of memorizing or grammar-translation, you can develop communicative competence in a relaxed and supportive atmosphere. To improve your communication skills you can participate in various classroom activities, such as role-plays, turn-and-talk, small group discussions, surveys, etc.

To learn a person, there has to be a good relationship between the people, and the language must be appropriate.

The more you experience doing business with Japanese, the more aware you become of the difficulty of communication as an obstacle. Since Japan has become a part of the intricate global business environment if you work as a foreign businessperson in Japan or with Japanese companies outside of Japan you may arise a wide variety of communication gaps arising from differences in cultural values, business customs, and language.

• Role of Japanese In Global market

If you learn Japanese you can involve in foreign business and understands the cultural background of or her Japanese customers, suppliers, and business associates it will be better to grow strong relations and take advantage of expanding business opportunities in the global market.

As your business becomes global, cost-effectiveness becomes more important, and Japanese companies form new relationships with your companies, the bond of mutual obligation between customer and vendor will strengthen. These are also necessitating changes in business style.

Japanese businesspeople and organizations will rely more on the goods, services, and expertise of people and organizations outside of Japan. Their willingness and desire to work as global partners, by global competition, is steadily increasing. The increase of out-sourcing, the streamlining of corporations, and a more global mindset are much more among Japanese businesspeople.

The English language stays as a barrier for global communication and collaboration at many Japanese firms. Many Japanese prefer face-to-face interactions, as it is valuable, and does not lead to experimenting with new methods of communication. Interaction with people from different languages and expertise is useful to generate new ideas with the help of simple tools. People from different countries produce more new ideas.

Cross-cultural communication problems may be caused not by cultural differences but by the process of information transmission. Consider the powerful role of the Japanese media play in selecting, manipulating, and reporting information they find newsworthy. A small mistake in translating from English or any language into Japanese or vice versa can sometimes cause a vast variation.

Thus learning Japanese is much more demanding in global communication