【TOKUTEIGINOU】demonstrasi wawancara

Summary

This transcript features two individuals, Agus and Ellen, sharing their dreams and aspirations of working in Japan. Agus, who lives in Bali, has worked in a Japanese restaurant and aspires to open his own restaurant specializing in udon. Ellen, from Jakarta, has no formal work experience but is passionate about caregiving and improving her Japanese skills. Both individuals describe their hobbies, family life, and reasons for wanting to work in Japan. Their stories highlight their dedication to learning Japanese and their enthusiasm for experiencing Japanese culture.

Takeaways

• 😀 Agus, from Bali, Indonesia, loves soccer and enjoys physical activities. He worked in a Japanese restaurant for a year and wants to open his own restaurant in Indonesia based on his experience.
• 😀 Agus worked at a Japanese restaurant, taking orders and serving food. He learned the skills of Japanese customer service and struggled with memorizing Japanese menus, which he overcame by watching YouTube videos.
• 😀 Agus' dream is to learn authentic udon cooking in Japan, as he loves udon and wants to open a restaurant with a variety of udon dishes.
• 😀 Agus admires the work ethic of Japanese people, particularly their punctuality and cleanliness, and is dedicated to improving his Japanese communication skills despite being shy in public speaking.
• 😀 Agus studied Japanese for about six months in a language school in Bali and supplemented his learning by using Instagram and YouTube.
• 😀 Ellen, from Jakarta, Indonesia, loves watching movies, especially Japanese ones like Doraemon, which inspired her dream of working in Japan.
• 😀 Ellen has not worked in a formal job but helps her mother with household chores and caring for her grandmother, including cooking and caregiving.
• 😀 Ellen studied caregiving, including specialized terminology, and is passionate about helping people in need of care, which is why she wants to pursue this field in Japan.
• 😀 Ellen's dream is to improve her Japanese and make many Japanese friends. She also wants to contribute to keeping her workplace clean, as she enjoys cleaning.
• 😀 Ellen studied Japanese for about five months at a language school in Jakarta and also learned through watching anime.
• 😀 Ellen sees Japan as a country with tall buildings, convenient transportation, and an overall well-organized environment. She is interested in visiting Yamanashi to hike Mt. Fuji and enjoys eating tonkotsu ramen.

Q & A

What is Agus's hobby?

Agus enjoys playing soccer and loves being physically active.

What was Agus's experience working at a Japanese restaurant?

Agus worked at a Japanese restaurant in Indonesia, where he took orders and served food. He worked five days a week and learned about Japanese food, especially sushi, sashimi, and udon.

What kind of restaurant does Agus want to open in Indonesia?

Agus wants to open a restaurant that specializes in various types of udon, as it is his favorite dish.

What did Agus find challenging while working at the Japanese restaurant?

Agus found it challenging to memorize the menu, which was all in Japanese. He learned through watching YouTube videos about Japanese cuisine.

Why does Agus want to work in Japan?

Agus wants to work in Japan to learn more about authentic udon and deepen his understanding of Japanese cuisine.

What is Agus's impression of Japanese work culture?

Agus believes that Japanese people are punctual, maintain cleanliness, and have strong work ethics.

What are Agus's strengths and weaknesses?

Agus's strength is his hardworking nature and ability to act quickly on instructions. His weakness is that he is shy and gets nervous speaking in front of people, though he is working on improving this by practicing.

How did Agus study Japanese?

Agus studied Japanese for about six months at a language school in Bali. He also used Instagram and YouTube to expand his vocabulary.

Has Agus been to Japan? If not, where would he like to visit?

Agus has not yet been to Japan, but he would love to visit Kagawa, known for its udon, and try authentic udon there.

What does Eren like to do in her free time?

Eren enjoys watching movies, especially Japanese ones like Doraemon, which inspired her interest in Japan. She also helps her mother with caregiving and cooking.

What is Eren's dream and what does she want to achieve in Japan?

Eren's dream is to work in Japan and become fluent in Japanese. She also hopes to make many Japanese friends while working there.

How did Eren prepare for working in Japan?

Eren studied Japanese for about five months at a language school in Jakarta and also learned by watching anime. She has also studied caregiving and wants to learn how to interact with people in need of care.

What is Eren's family situation?

Eren has a family of four, including her father, mother, and older brother.

What are Eren's strengths and weaknesses?

Eren's strength is her seriousness and commitment, as she has never missed a day of school. Her weakness is being indecisive, as she sometimes struggles to make decisions, like choosing what to eat.

What kind of work does Eren enjoy doing?

Eren enjoys cleaning and can help keep the workplace clean. She also likes to help with caregiving tasks at home.

What food does Eren want to try in Japan?

Eren would like to try dorayaki and tonkotsu ramen while in Japan.

What does Eren do when she is stressed?

When stressed, Eren likes to take walks in the nearby park to refresh herself.