Speaking Practice – How to Introduce Yourself at Work
Practice introducing yourself in English. 5 real-life work situations with speech recognition and instant feedback.
📋 The 3-part work introduction template / 3ステップの自己紹介テンプレート
Hi, I'm [Name].
こんにちは、[名前]です。
I work in [Department/Role].
[部署・役職]で働いています。
I mainly handle [Task/Responsibility].
主に[担当業務]を担当しています。
Three sentences: greet and give your name ➔ state your department or role ➔ describe your daily tasks. Keep it simple and natural. You can add a polite closing line like "Nice to meet you" or "I look forward to working with you!"
3文構成：挨拶と名前を言う ➔ 部署・役職を言う ➔ 担当する業務内容を伝える。シンプルかつ自然な流れが基本です。最後に「Nice to meet you」や「I look forward to working with you!」などの締めの言葉を添えましょう。
3文構成：挨拶と名前を言う ➔ 部署・役職を言う ➔ 担当する業務内容を伝える。シンプルかつ自然な流れが基本です。最後に「Nice to meet you」や「I look forward to working with you!」などの締めの言葉を添えましょう。
📚 単語バンク / Word bank Tap to hear 🔊
Departments & Roles / 部署・役職
Responsibilities / 業務・担当内容
Modifiers / 形容詞・副詞
Context Words / 挨拶・ビジネス表現
📌 記事の要点 / Key points
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Section 1 — When do you need to introduce yourself?
セクション1 — どんな場面で使う？重要性と場面
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- Starting a new job: meeting your new teammates for the first time. 新しい職場で、初めてチームメンバーに会うとき。
- Joining a meeting: especially when online or in person with new people. オンラインや対面での会議。特に初対面の人がいる場合。
- Meeting a client: making a good first impression is crucial. クライアントやビジネスパートナーと初めて会うとき。第一印象が重要。
- Attending a workshop or training: introducing yourself at the start. 研修やワークショップの始まり。自己紹介をすることが多いです。
- Networking events: when you meet many professionals in a short time. 懇親会やビジネスパーティー。短い時間で多くの人と出会う場面。
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Section 2 — Core Language Pattern
セクション2 — 3文の基本テンプレート
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- "Hi, I'm [Name]." — Simple, friendly greeting and name. 「Hi, I'm [名前].」— 挨拶と名前。シンプルで親しみやすい表現です。
- "I work in [Department/Role]." — Tells people where you belong. 「I work in [部署・役職].」— 会社のどこに属しているかを伝えます。
- "I mainly handle [Task/Responsibility]." — Explains what you do every day. 「I mainly handle [業務].」— 日常の担当業務を伝えます。mainly（主に）を使うとプロらしく響きます。
- Closing line options: "Nice to meet you." (casual) or "It's a pleasure to meet you." (formal) or "I look forward to working with you." (for new colleagues). 締めの言葉：「Nice to meet you.」（親しい場面）、「It's a pleasure to meet you.」（フォーマル）、「I look forward to working with you.」（同僚用）など。
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Section 4 — Useful Phrases by Function
セクション4 — 場面別フレーズ集
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- Starting: "Hi, I'm [Name]" / "Hello, my name is [Name]" / "Hi everyone, I'm [Name] — great to be here." 始め方：「Hi, I'm [名前]」/「Hello, my name is [名前]」/「Hi everyone, I'm [名前] — great to be here.」
- Role/Dept: "I work in [dept]" / "I'm from the [team] team" / "I'm currently a [job title] on the [team] team." 所属：「I work in [部署]」/「I'm from the [チーム] team」/「I'm currently a [職種] on the [チーム] team.」
- Describing work: "I mainly handle [task]" / "I'm responsible for [task]" / "My focus is on [area]" / "I support [team] with [task]." 業務内容：「I mainly handle [業務]」/「I'm responsible for [業務]」/「My focus is on [分野]」/「I support [チーム] with [業務].」
- Personal line: "I've been with the company for [X] years" / "I just joined the team" / "I'm originally from [city], but..." 個人情報（任意）：「I've been with the company for [X] years」/「I just joined the team」/「I'm originally from [都市/国], but...」
- Closing: "Nice to meet you" / "I look forward to working with you" / "Please feel free to ask me anything." 締め：「Nice to meet you」/「I look forward to working with you」/「Please feel free to ask me anything.」
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Section 6 — Naturalness Tips
セクション6 — 自然に聞こえる4つのコツ
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- Use "mainly handle" instead of "do": ❌ "I do social media." ➔ ✅ "I mainly handle social media." (Sounds more professional) 「do」の代わりに「mainly handle」：よりプロフェッショナルで自然な英語表現になります。
- Use polite invites: ❌ "Ask me if you want." ➔ ✅ "Please feel free to ask me if you have any questions." (Polite/Standard) 丁寧な問いかけ：職場では「Please feel free to ask me...」が非常に親切で標準的です。
- Combine repeated items: ❌ "I am responsible for reports. I am also responsible for budgets." ➔ ✅ "I mainly handle reports and budget planning." 重複を避けてまとめる：文を繰り返さず、andを使って一文にすっきりとまとめましょう。
- Avoid translating "department person": ❌ "My job is sales department person." ➔ ✅ "I work in sales" or "I'm on the sales team." 「〜部の人」の直訳を避ける：英語では「I work in sales」や「I'm on the sales team」が自然です。
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Section 7 — Five Common Mistakes to Avoid
セクション7 — 日本人がやりがちな5つのミス
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- Mistake 1 (Too long): Don't list everything you do. ✅ Keep it simple, like: "Hi, I'm Yuki. I work in marketing — I mainly handle social media and content planning." ミス1：自己紹介が長すぎる。細かな内容は後の会話で補えば良いので、3文でシンプルに！
- Mistake 2 (No role/dept): Don't just say your name. ✅ Add your team so people know how to interact with you. ミス2：名前だけで自分の役割や部署を言わない。相手がどう関わればいいか分かりません。
- Mistake 3 (Wrong formality): Don't say "Yo, I'm Ken" to a client. ✅ Use "Good morning, my name is Ken Tanaka" for clients, and "Hey, I'm Ken" for teammates. ミス3：場違いなカジュアル・フォーマル度。顧客にはフルネーム、同僚にはファーストネームで使い分けを。
- Mistake 4 (Direct Japanese translation): Avoid "I am marketing department's person." ✅ Say "I work in marketing." ミス4：日本語からの直訳。「department's person」は不自然です。「I work in [部署]」などと言いましょう。
- Mistake 5 (No closing line): Don't stop abruptly. ✅ Always end with "Nice to meet you" or "I look forward to working with you" to leave a warm impression. ミス5：締めの言葉がない。唐突に終わらせず、「Nice to meet you.」などで気持ちよく締めくくります。
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