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Arriving for an Interview

Intermediate 2 • 9 Words

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What's the proper way to engage a receptionist in Chinese? In part one of the nine-part FluentU series, Going in for a Job Interview, get your front desk language down, as well as learn important vocabulary like 'application materials' and 'position' while Yang Kai arrives at the office for his upcoming job interview.

Vocab
Dialogue
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		Word	Definition	Fluency
		请问 qǐng wèn (verb) excuse me; may I ask	(verb) excuse me; may I ask
		参加 cān jiā (verb) to take part in; to participate in	(verb) to take part in; to participate in
		面试 miàn shì (noun) interview	(noun) interview
		面试 miàn shì (verb) to interview	(verb) to interview
		职位 zhí wèi (noun) position	(noun) position
		申请 shēn qǐng (verb) to apply; to file an application	(verb) to apply; to file an application
		资料 zī liào (noun) information; data; material	(noun) information; data; material
		稍等 shāo děng (verb) to wait a moment	(verb) to wait a moment
		马上 mǎ shàng (adv.) at once; immediately; right away	(adv.) at once; immediately; right away

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Hello, sir. May I ask what I can help you with?

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I’m here for an interview.

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OK, then may I ask which position you’re here to interview for?

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Sales. Also, my interview time is 2:30.

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Ah, got it . Are you Mr. Yang?

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Yes, that’s me.

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Then may I ask if you brought all of your application materials?

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Yes, they’re right here.

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OK, please take a seat for a moment.

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Have a cup of tea.

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Thank you.

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My pleasure. Please wait a moment, Manager Wang will be here any minute.

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OK.

Arriving for an Interview

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