Technical Japanese Vocabulary Handbook
A handbook of over 120 Japanese terms a Vietnamese engineer meets daily on a Japanese shop floor, grouped into 10 topics with Safety placed first because misreading a warning sign is a real hazard. Every entry carries the Japanese text, its hiragana reading and the Vietnamese meaning — no romaji, so you get used to the script from day one. The content is distilled from MINATA's 40-part Technical Japanese blog series, so each term has a deeper article behind it.
What is inside
- Safety — misreading is dangerous
- The most repeated shop-floor kanji
- Operation verbs (misunderstand and you act wrong)
- Technical katakana, mostly English loanwords
- Production engineering — 生産技術
- Quality — 品質
- Equipment — 設備
- Maintenance — 保全
- Reading Japanese drawings (symbols)
- Shop-floor communication (survival phrases)
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