Five Sentence Patterns To Introduce Your Job In Chinese(2) The last artice here was trying to talk about how to introduce the job. but I think it was not designed well, so I re-wrote one article about this topic, and it was pulished on italki. hope it will be useful, and here to see more details : https://www.italki.com/article/692/five-sentence-patterns-to-introduce-your-job-in-chinese Pattern #2: 我是 (verb-object phrase) 的。 This is very suitable for jobs related to art (such as those mentioned above) as well as other jobs that can be described with a verb-object phrase. This includes painting pictures (画画), singing songs (唱歌), dancing (跳舞), playing the piano (弹钢琴), and teaching the piano (教钢琴). For example: 我是唱歌的。我是歌手。我是歌唱家。I am a singer. 我是跳舞的。我是舞者。我是舞蹈家。I am a dancer. 我是画画的。我是画家。I am a painter. 我是弹钢琴的。我是钢琴家。I am a pianist. 我是教钢琴的。我是钢琴老师。I teach piano. I am a piano teacher. In comparison, the sentences using pattern #2 show that you are modest and informal. Please note that in the last two example sentences above, the verb changes the meaning of the sentence. Science-related jobs that can be described with a verb-objective phrase can also use this sentence pattern. For example, doing experiments (做实验) and researching medicine (研究药物). 我是做实验的。I do experiments. 我是研究生药物的。I research medicine.Pattern #3: 我是做 / 搞 (noun) 的。 This is very suitable for jobs related to science. For example: chemistry (化学), pharmacy (药学), physics (物理学), biology (生物学), statistics (统计学), education (教育学), medicine (医学). 我是做 / 搞化学的。 我是做 / 搞药学的。 我是做 / 搞物理学的。 我是做 / 搞生物学的。 我是做 / 搞统计学的。 我是做 / 搞教育的。 我是做 / 搞医学的。 This pattern can be translated as “My job is related to …” It’s purpose is to give a general introduction about the type of work and the field without giving many additional details. When you don’t want to talk about specifics, can’t think of a fixed word for the job, or the job is not well known by the public, you can use this sentence pattern. Take the last sentence above as an example: “my job is related to medicine.” We know that there are many branches of medicine, so perhaps an ordinary person would not be familiar with a specific branch.

Five Sentence Patterns To Introduce Your Job In Chinese(1) The last artice here was trying to talk about how to introduce the job. but I think it was not designed well, so I re-wrote one article about this topic, and it was pulished on italki. hope it will be useful, and here to see more details : https://www.italki.com/article/692/five-sentence-patterns-to-introduce-your-job-in-chinese Pattern #1: 我是 (noun for career)。 This pattern can be translated as “I am a …” It is used for common jobs that have a specific word to describe them. Examples include a teacher (老师), a doctor (医生), a nurse (护士), a soldier (军人), a chef (厨师), an accountant (会计), a singer (歌手), and a dancer (舞者). For example: 我是老师。I am a teacher. 我是医生。I am a doctor. 我是护士。I am a nurse. 我是军人。I am a soldier. 我是厨师。I am a cook. 我是会计。I am an accountant. 我是歌手。I am a singer. 我是舞者。I am a dancer. Please note singer (歌手) and dancer (舞者) on this list. They are related to art, which has a different method of expression. Some careers related to art or science, such as artists (艺术家), musicians (音乐家), painters (画家), pianists (钢琴家), scientists (学家), chemists (化学家), physicists (物理学家), pharmacists (药学家), biologists (生物学家) and so on, can also be used with this sentence pattern. However, ~家 refers to people who have made great contributions in their field and are very famous, so it is not suitable for ordinary people. Furthermore, it is not a modest word, therefore, it shouldn’t be used for a simple self-introduction. For example: 爱因斯坦是科学家。Einstein is a scientist. 贝多芬是音乐家。Beethoven is a musician. 达芬奇是画家。Leonardo Da Vinci is a painter. People rarely say: 我是艺术家。I am an artist. 我是科学家。I am a scientist. 我是歌唱家。I am a singer. Even though Einstein, Beethoven, and Leonardo Da Vinci are introduced this way in Chinese, I don’t think they would have liked it. It makes people seem a bit arrogant. However, it is grammatically correct and there do exist particular circumstances in which it can be used. One such example is when you want to emphasize the sacred responsibility of your job: “I am a scientist, I cannot delete or change the date.” 我是科学家，我不能删改数据。In addition, there is also a TV show called I am Speaker 《我是演说家》.

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How do you introduce your job? --1 怎么介绍你的职业?---1 虽然我是个地地道道的中国人，有时候我还是觉得很难想别人介绍自己的职业。为什么呢？因为我的专业是与科学相关，可是我不能说我是科学家，或者化学家，因为在中国~~家是指那些有着杰出贡献的人。除此之外也没有简单、通用的名词可以描述，比如老师，医生。。。。 所以今天我想说一下怎么用中文来介绍你的职业。 我认为有三种情况。 第一种情况工作比较常见，用固定的名词可以描述工作。比如老师、医生、护士、军人。 我们可以很简单的说： 我是老师。我是医生。我是护士。我是军人。 Though I am a native Chinese, sometimes I still feel difficult to introduce my job to others. why? That is because my job is about science, chemic. But I can't say I am scients or chemic as in English. Because in Chinese scientst scients or chemic should be those who have maken lots of countries to some field. How ever there is no general and easy words for such job, for example teacher, doctor, nurse, solider..... So today I want to talk about how to introduce your job in Chinese. I think there are three situations. The first one: the job is common, and we have certain word for it, such as teacher, doctor, nurse, soldier..... You can say as in English: I am a teacher, doctor, nurse, soldier

水泳を　勉強しています 私は　最近　水泳を　勉強しています。 私は　自分で　水泳を　勉強していますから、難しいですよ。 私は　水泳が　たい好きです。

新年愿望 Need correction! New year's will. The next one please be as wired as me: I always appear strong but very fragile, Others may feel I am stubborn indeed very obedient, I like being at home for long, like travelling far for long also, I admire the cute girls but can't help rushing machines with men in the gym, I hope love, while I don't trust men so much, I don't trust men so much, but I gave seriously everytime, I feel I won't love any more, but I often feel some guy is good, I like sleeping naked, but I always feel getting cold, I hope someone sleep by my side, but I don't like sharing my sheet, I hope to be accompanied, but I always say I need a cat or dog, I never think to make vows can work, but I am making a vow. 新年愿望: 下一个人拜托和我一样神经质。 看起来很坚强，其实很脆弱， 感觉很倔强，其实很顺从， 很能宅，却很喜欢旅行， 羡慕软妹子，却忍不住跑去健身房和男人抢器械， 渴望爱情，却不那么相信男人， 不相信男人，但每一次都认真的付出， 总是说不会再爱了，不经意间却会觉得某某很不错， 喜欢裸睡，却觉得容易着凉， 希望有人睡在边上，却不愿意分享我的被子， 希望有人陪伴，嘴上总是说我想要只猫或者狗， 从来不觉得许愿有用，却在这里许愿。

New year's Will Need correction! New year's will. The next one please be as wired as me: I always appear strong but very fragile, Others may feel I am stubborn indeed very obedient, I like being at home for long, like travelling far for long also, I admire the cute girls but can't help rushing machines with men in the gym, I hope love, while I don't trust men so much, I don't trust men so much, but I gave seriously everytime, I feel I won't love any more, but I often feel some guy is good, I like sleeping naked, but I always feel getting cold, I hope someone sleep by my side, but I don't like sharing my sheet, I hope to be accompanied, but I always say I need a cat or dog, I never think to make vows can work, but I am making a vow. 新年愿望: 下一个人拜托和我一样神经质。 看起来很坚强，其实很脆弱， 感觉很倔强，其实很顺从， 很能宅，却很喜欢旅行， 羡慕软妹子，却忍不住跑去健身房和男人抢器械， 渴望爱情，却不那么相信男人， 不相信男人，但每一次都认真的付出， 总是说不会再爱了，不经意间却会觉得某某很不错， 喜欢裸睡，却觉得容易着凉， 希望有人睡在边上，却不愿意分享我的被子， 希望有人陪伴，嘴上总是说我想要只猫或者狗， 从来不觉得许愿有用，却在这里许愿。

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