Chinese Job Seeking Keywords
Here is a job advertisement from an iced-tea shop in Taiwan. It looks like it was only just posted as the number of people required for each shift and the telephone number haven’t been filled in yet, but that won’t stop us translating it:
Click to view Simplified Chinese» Click to view Pinyin»「徵」正/兼職工作人員
男女不拘，年滿18歲，需備機車駕照。歡迎熱情活潑的你/妳加入我們的行列
正職工作人員
早班工作人員
晚班工作人員
意者情自備履歷表入內親洽或電話
English Translation
Hiring full/part time staff
Not limited to male or female, over 18 years of age, must have motorcycle licence
(We) welcome enthusiastic and lively people (male/female) to join our team
Full-time staff
Early shift staff
late shift staff
Applicants please provide your CV in person, or call:
Keywords
徵（征）
Pinyin: zhēng
English: short for 徵召 (征召) which means to recruit
正職（正职）
Pinyin: zhèng zhí
English: full-time
兼職（兼职）
Pinyin: jiān zhí
English: part-time
工作人員（工作人员）
Pinyin: gōng zuò rén yuán
English: staff, worker
機車駕照（机车 驾照）
Pinyin: jī chē jià zhào
English: motorcycle 機車 licence 駕照
熱情（热情）
Pinyin: rè qíng
English: enthusiast
活潑（活泼）
Pinyin: huó pō
English: lively
加入（加入）
Pinyin: jiā rù
English: to join
早/晚班（早/晚班）
Pinyin: zǎo / wǎn bān
English: early/late shift
自備（自备）
Pinyin: zì bèi
English: self-prepared, prepared by oneself
履歷表（履历表）
Pinyin: lǚ lì biǎo
English: CV, resume
親洽（亲洽）
Pinyin: qīn qià
English: short for (親自洽詢) and means to enquire in person, or literally “in person 親自 enquire 洽詢”
Powered by Hackadelic Sliding Notes 1.6.5「征」正/兼职工作人员
男女不拘，年满18岁，需备机车驾照。欢迎热情活泼的你/妳加入我们的行列
正职工作人员
早班工作人员
晚班工作人员
意者情自备履历表入内亲洽或电话
Powered by Hackadelic Sliding Notes 1.6.5“zhēng” zhèng/jiān zhí gōng zuò rén yuán
nán nǚ bù jū, nián mǎn 18 suì, xū bèi jī chē jià zhào. huān yíng rè qíng huó pō de nǐ/nǐ jiā rù wǒ mén de háng liè
zhèng zhí gōng zuò rén yuán
zǎo bān gōng zuò rén yuán
wǎn bān gōng zuò rén yuán
yì zhě qíng zì bèi lǚ lì biǎo rù nèi qīn qià huò diàn huà
Related Content
Dave Flynn
Dave is a designer of websites, learner of Chinese and lover of technology. Originally from the UK , he's been living in Taiwan and learning Mandarin Chinese for the last four years. He founded and runs Chinese Hacks, a blog dedicated to effectively learning Chinese.
Trackbacks/Pingbacks
Leave a Comment
Archives
Official Partners
Friends of ChineseHacks
