Is it easy to find a job by learning Japanese?

Learning Japanese is easy to find a job.

Language majors are easier to find jobs. This is a skill, in fact, as long as you can communicate with others in a foreign language, you don't need to be very professional. Many people can do it, whether they are professionals or translators.

There are1340,000 Japanese native speakers in the world, ranking ninth in the world. The number of people learning Japanese as a second language is increasing year by year, and the number of applicants for JLPT for non-native Japanese speakers once again exceeded one million last year.

How to start learning Japanese:

1, spend a week familiarizing yourself with the memorized Miwu phonetic map (there is audio on the Internet, you can read it according to it and know what a pseudonym is, in short, Chinese Pinyin. Only case hiragana and katakana);

2. Choose your first textbook. Just this book, other apps, dictionaries, etc. You haven't started yet, so don't worry.

3. Be familiar with the words and texts in the first lesson of the textbook. If you can't understand it, and it's slow to read pseudonyms (pinyin), then go back to the first step.