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Chapter 140: Job Hunting
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Job hunting starts today, says the manager of the hotel where he works. He's looking for someone to translate for him, and he wants to know if he's passed his English exam. The manager tells him that he'll have to pass a test to get a job at the hotel, and that he needs to be able to communicate with people in other languages. Translation services is a good place to start, he says, because they're hiring people who have studied abroad. Translation companies hire people to translate documents for them, and they need to know how to do it well. Translation is a great way to make money, the manager says, and it's a good way to get out of debt. Translation also teaches people how to talk to each other, so they can learn how to communicate better. Translation isn't a bad way to learn English, he tells the manager, because it teaches you how to speak to people in a different language. Translation doesn't teach you anything new, but it does give you a chance to practice your English. Translation can also teach you a bunch of other things, too, like how to read and write, and how to use a dictionary. Translation's not a bad job, he adds, because you can learn a lot of things in a short amount of time, and you can use it to your advantage in the long run. Translation won't do you any good if you don't have a job. Translation has a job for you, too. The hotel manager tells the guy that he just found a job that will help him use his English skills. Translation will be a great job for him. Translation, Translation! Translation!
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Domestic Girlfriend • Chapter 140: Job Hunting • Page ik-page-925852
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Chapter 140: Job Hunting
This is a locked chapterChapter 140: Job Hunting
About This Chapter
Job hunting starts today, says the manager of the hotel where he works. He's looking for someone to translate for him, and he wants to know if he's passed his English exam. The manager tells him that he'll have to pass a test to get a job at the hotel, and that he needs to be able to communicate with people in other languages. Translation services is a good place to start, he says, because they're hiring people who have studied abroad. Translation companies hire people to translate documents for them, and they need to know how to do it well. Translation is a great way to make money, the manager says, and it's a good way to get out of debt. Translation also teaches people how to talk to each other, so they can learn how to communicate better. Translation isn't a bad way to learn English, he tells the manager, because it teaches you how to speak to people in a different language. Translation doesn't teach you anything new, but it does give you a chance to practice your English. Translation can also teach you a bunch of other things, too, like how to read and write, and how to use a dictionary. Translation's not a bad job, he adds, because you can learn a lot of things in a short amount of time, and you can use it to your advantage in the long run. Translation won't do you any good if you don't have a job. Translation has a job for you, too. The hotel manager tells the guy that he just found a job that will help him use his English skills. Translation will be a great job for him. Translation, Translation! Translation!
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