Japanese · company
I'm an office worker.
See you tomorrow in the office.
Are you still at the office?
I am an office worker.
The company is in deficit.
The company is losing money.
Is Tom in the office?
I like the company.
My father is an office worker.
Many businesses closed down.
The money belongs to the company.
Subaru is a car company.
The ABC company is in the red again.
Call me at the office.
There is no opening in our firm.
I'll be in my office from ten tomorrow.
My father goes to his office by train.
I hear you'll set up a new company.
I traveled in the interest of my company.
My father goes to work by bike.
My father was absent from his office yesterday.
I got to work on time again today.
That company makes cars.
Father takes a bus to his office.
The firm has bought some new cars.
Why didn't you go to the office?
I left the company last month.
Call me at the office tomorrow morning.
Bill joined our company three years ago.
What's the word for "kaisha" in English?
He is an office worker.
She quit the company.
He is the cash-box for his company.
He goes to the office by car.
The company went bankrupt.
The company went bankrupt.
Charge this to my company.
That company went bankrupt.
He goes to the office by car.
Tom works for a large company.
He acceded to the office.
The company's share price has fallen.
He took a job with an insurance company.
He found a job with a food company.
That company is one of the best in the business.
The company shares give a high yield.
The company stopped losing money.
Our company is a limited company.
Travel agencies' profits soared.
My father's company is on the verge of bankruptcy.