NC Flashcards

Question

Hoka no shuzoku to kyouryoku suru koto wa dekimasu ka.

Answer 1

Can you work with other races? hai, daijoubu des.

Answer 2

Do have siblings hai, imouto ga hitori desu. watashi wa choujo desu.

Answer 3

Do yo have children? kodomo ga imasen. I dont have children.

Answer 4

do you have a boyfriend? kareshi ga imasen.

Answer 5

What would you do during your day off? yasumi ni hi wa ie ni souji to sentaku o shimasu. In my day off, i clean the house and do the laundry.

Answer 6

Where did you study japanese? seiko mirai no gakkou to youtube de nihongo o benkyoushite imasu. I have studied japanes in seiko mirai language school and in youtube.

Answer 7

How long have you studied japanese? ichi nen kan gurai nihongo o benkyoushite imasu. I have been studying japanese for a year now.

Answer 8

What is your expected salary? juu man en desu. 100,000 yen (37k in peso)

Answer 9

how much money would you send to your family? san man en desu. 30,000 yen (9k in peso)

Answer 10

what can you do? Nyūyoku, kigae, shokuji nado no nichijō seikatsu no sapōto ga dekimasu. Mata, kōrei-sha no kata ni yorisoi, kokoro no sasae ni naru koto mo dekimasu. I can assist with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and feeding. I can also provide companionship and emotional support to elderly individuals.

Answer 11

what would you do when you have conflict with a co-worker? watashi wa ochitsuite, hakkiri komyunikeshon wo torimasu. i will stay calm and seek clear communications.

Answer 12

What place in japan would you like to go? Hokkaido desu.

Answer 13

When you feel lonely, what would yo do? sabishii no toki wa kazoku to tomodachi o video tsuuwashitari, shumi ni bottoushimasu.

Answer 14

How do yo handle stress? mijikai kyūkei o torimasu I will take short breaks.

Answer 15

What will you do if you caught your work mate stealing? jiken wo kirokushite, mane-ja- ni houkokushimasu. I will document it and report it to the manager.

Answer 16

Onsha de wa, Firipinjin no kata ga hataraite imasu ka. are there any filipinos working in your company?

Answer 17

what do you think of japanese people? nihonjin wa hatarakimono desu.

Answer 18

Please tell me about your previous experience. Sofu no kaigo o shita keiken ga arimasu. Nyūyoku, kigae, shokuji nado no nichijō seikatsu no sapōto o okonaimashita. Mata, hanashi aite ni nattari, kokoro no sasae to nattari, anzen to kaitekina seikatsu o mamoru youni tsutomemashita. I have experience taking care of my grandfather. I assisted him with his daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and feeding. I also provided companionship, emotional support, and ensured his safety and comfort every day.

Answer 19

If there a major problem or someone in your family passes away, will you go back home? ie ni kaerimasen.watashi wa shigoto no sekinin wo shitteimasu. I'm not going home. I am aware of my responsibilities at work.

Answer 20

what will you do with your first salary? tsumikasannatta mibarai no shakkin o hensaishi, sono ichibu o kinkyou shikin toshite chokin suru tsumori desu. I plan to pay off the outstanding debt that has accumulated and save some of it as a financial aid.

Answer 21

why did you quit your previous job? Keiyaku ga shūryō shitanode, sofu no sewasuru koto ni shimashita. my contract has ended so i volunteered to take care of my grandpa.

Answer 22

Reasn for joining our company Onsha de hataraku koto de, motto ooku na kaigo no chisiki wo eru koto ga dekiru to shinjite imasu. I believe that by working at your company, I will be able to gain more knowledge about caregiving.

Answer 23

Can you describe a situation where you had to handle a challenging behavior with a patient? Sofu no kaigoshite ita toki, shokuji o kobamu koto ga arimashita. Murijii suru node wa naku, ochitsuite sofu no hanashi o kiki, kimochi o rikai shiyou to tsutomemashita. Kono keiken o tōshite, nintai, kyōkan, soshite kōkatekina komyunikēshon no taisetsu-sa o manabimashita. When I was taking care of my grandfather, there were times when he refused to eat. Instead of forcing him, I calmly listened to him and tried to understand his feelings. Through this experience, I learned the importance of patience, empathy, and effective communication.

Answer 24

How would you approach assisting with personal hygiene needs? Koreisha san ga anshin dekiru yōu ni ki o tsukenagara, nyūyoku, kigae, kuchi no kea nado o otetsudai shimasu. Songen to puraibashī o mamoru koto o taisetsu ni shimasu. I would assist with personal hygiene by ensuring the patient feels comfortable and respected. I would help with bathing, dressing, oral care, and other hygiene tasks while maintaining their dignity and privacy.

Answer 25

What are the key aspects of maintaining a safe environment for an elderly person? Kōrei-sha no anzen o mamoru tame ni, heya o seiketsu ni shi, suberi yasui yuka to shōgai-mono o torinozokimasu. Mata, idō o sapōto shi, kenkō jōtai o mimamori, anzen taisaku o tettei shite jiko o fusegimasu. To ensure the safety of elderly individuals, I keep the room clean and remove slippery surfaces or obstacles. I also assist with mobility, monitor their health condition, and thoroughly implement safety measures to prevent accidents."

Answer 26

Here are some basic Japanese phrases related to caregiving: 'Please take your medicine' → 「お薬を飲んでください。」 'Are you feeling alright?' → 「体調は大丈夫ですか？」 'I will help you stand up' → 「立つのをお手伝いします。」 'Let’s go to the bathroom' → 「トイレに行きましょう。」 'Be careful' → 「気をつけてください。」

Answer 27

Moshi riyōsha-san ga watashi no nihongo o rikai dekinai baai wa, yukkuri hanashi, kantan'na kotoba o tsukaimasu. Mata, jesuchā ya hyōjō, e nado o tsukatte tsutaemasu. Hitsuyōnara,-betsu no iikata de setsumei shite, wakari yasuku shimasu. Taisetsuna no wa, aite ga anshin dekiru yō ni, teinei ni komyunikēshon o toru kotodesu. How would you handle a situation where a patient does not understand your Japanese? If a patient does not understand my Japanese, I will speak slowly and use simple words. I will also use gestures, facial expressions, and pictures to help them understand. If needed, I will repeat the message in a different way to make it clearer. My goal is to communicate with patience and care to ensure they feel safe and comfortable."

Answer 28

What do you know about Japanese customs and etiquette that are important when caring for elderly people? Nihon de wa, kōrei-sha o uyamau koto ga totemo taisetsudesu. Keigo o tsukai, aisatsu no toki ni ojigi o shi, shikkari hanashi o kiku yō ni shimasu. Mata, nintaidzuyoku taiō shi, chokusetsu hitei shinai koto ya, aite no puraibashī o sonchō suru koto mo daijidesu. Sarani, seiketsu o tamotsu koto mo nihon'nobunkade wa jūshi sa remasu. Korera o mamorinagara, teinei ni kaigo o shitaidesu. In Japan, showing respect to elderly people is very important. I always use polite language (敬語), bow when greeting them, and listen attentively. It is also important to be patient, avoid direct refusal, and respect their personal space. Additionally, keeping things clean and organized is highly valued in Japanese culture. I will always follow these customs to provide the best care.

Answer 29

Heya ni hairu mae ni nokku o shi, mochimono ni fureru toki wa kanarazu kyoka o torimasu. Mata, teinei ni hanashi, hitsuyōna toki wa kyori o toru yō ni shimasu. Kaijo ga hitsuyōna toki wa, jizen ni setsumei shite anshin shite morau yō ni shimasu. Aite no songen to jiritsu o taisetsu ni suru koto ga ichiban daijida to omoimasu. How would you respect the privacy and personal space of a Japanese patient? I will knock before entering their room and ask for permission before touching their belongings. I will also speak politely and give them space when needed. If they need help with personal care, I will ensure they feel comfortable by explaining what I will do beforehand. Respecting their dignity and independence is my priority.

Answer 30

“Omotenashi” to wa, mikaeri o motomezu, kokoro o komete aite o omoiyaru kotodesu. Kaigode wa, kōrei-sha no kata ni yasashiku sesshi, teinei ni taiō shi, hitsuyōna koto o sakimawari shite sapōto suru koto ga taisetsu desu. Anshin dekiru kankyō o tsukuri nagara, kimochi no komotta kaigo o shitai to omoimasu. Can you explain the concept of "omotenashi" and how it applies to caregiving? "Omotenashi" means providing sincere and thoughtful hospitality without expecting anything in return. In caregiving, it means caring for elderly patients with kindness, respect, and attention to their needs. I will always anticipate their comfort, communicate politely, and create a warm and safe environment for them."

Answer 31

Why are you interested in working as a caregiver in Japan? Nihon'no bunka to, kōrei-sha o taisetsu ni suru kangae kata ni kyōkan shi, Nihon de kaigo no shigoto o shitai to omoimashita. Jibun no kaigo sukiru o ikashite, kōrei-sha no kata o sasae nagara, Nihon no senshin-tekina kaigo ni tsuite mo manabitai desu. Shitsu no takai kaigo o teikyō shi, jibun jishin mo seichō shite ikitai to omoimasu. I want to work as a caregiver in Japan because I respect Japanese culture and the way elderly people are valued. I also want to use my caregiving skills to help those in need and learn more about Japan’s advanced caregiving system. My goal is to provide quality care and support to the elderly while growing both personally and professionally.

Answer 32

Shinrai kankei o kizuku tame ni, itsumo yasashiku teinei ni sesshimasu. Aite no hanashi o yoku kiki, omoiyari o motte taiō shimasu. Mata, anshin shite sugoseru yō ni, puraibashī o sonchō shi, aite no kimochi o taisetsu ni shimasu. To build a trusting relationship with a patient, I will always communicate with kindness and respect. I will listen carefully to their needs, be patient, and provide care with sincerity. I will also ensure they feel safe and comfortable by respecting their personal space and treating them with dignity.

Answer 33

Watashi wa, nintai dzuyoku, omoiyari ga ari, aite no kimochi ni yorisou koto ga dekimasu. Teinei ni hanashi o kiki, ma kokorowokomete kaigo o shimasu. Mata, doryoku-ka de manabu iyoku ga aru node, sukiru o takamenagara, saizen no sapōto o shitai to omoimasu. I am patient, compassionate, and attentive to the needs of others. I always listen carefully and provide care with sincerity and respect. I am also hardworking and willing to learn, which helps me improve my caregiving skills and provide the best support for patients

Answer 34

Sutoresu ga aru toki demo, ochitsuite riyōsha-san no koto o daiichi ni kangaemasu. Shinkokyū o shite, reisei ni taiō shi, aserazu teinei ni kea o shimasu. Hitsuyōnara, senpai ya dōryō ni sōdan shite, saizen no taiō ga dekiru yō ni shimasu. In stressful situations, I will stay calm and focus on the patient’s needs. I will take deep breaths, think carefully before acting, and handle the situation with patience and care. If needed, I will ask for advice from my colleagues or seniors to ensure the best care for the patient.

Answer 35

Riyōsha-san ga anzen ni ugokeru yō ni, tachiagari ya hokō, idō o sapōto shimasu. Hitsuyō ni ōjite kaigo yōgu o tsukai, anshin shite ugokeru yō ni hairyo shimasu. Mata, muri no nai han'i de karada o ugokasu koto o unagashi, kenkō o mamoreru yō ni shimasu. I will assist the patient by providing physical support, such as helping them stand, walk, or transfer safely. I will use assistive devices if needed and ensure their movements are safe and comfortable. I will also encourage gentle exercises to maintain their mobility while always prioritizing their safety and dignity."

Answer 36

Yukkuri, wakari yasui kotoba de hanashi, rikai shi yasui yō ni shimasu. Konran ya fuan o kanjita toki wa, ochitsuite yasashiku koe o kakemasu. Mata, anzende kimatta seikatsu rizumu o tsukuri, jiko o fusegu yō ni shimasu. Naniyori mo, itsumo omoiyari to sonkei no kimochi o motte sesshimasu. I will speak slowly and clearly, using simple words to help the patient understand. I will maintain a calm and patient attitude, providing reassurance when they feel confused or anxious. I will also create a safe and structured environment to support their daily routine and prevent accidents. Most importantly, I will treat them with kindness and respect at all times."

Answer 37

Riyōsha-san no shokuji puran ni shitagai, eiyō baransu no toreta shokuji o teikyō shimasu. Mata, konomi ya arerugī, shokuji seigen ni mo ki o tsukemasu. Tabe nikui baai wa, chīsaku kiru nado no kufū o shi tari, hitsuyō ni ōjite shokuji no sapōto o shi, anshin shite shokuji ga dekiru yō ni shimasu. I will follow the patient’s dietary plan and ensure they receive balanced and nutritious meals. I will also consider their preferences, allergies, and any dietary restrictions. If they have difficulty eating, I will provide appropriate support, such as cutting food into smaller pieces or assisting with feeding while ensuring a comfortable and respectful mealtime.

Answer 38

Kinkyū-ji wa ochitsuite jōkyō o sugu ni kakunin shimasu. Hitsuyō nara ōkyū shochi o shi, sugu ni kyūkyūsha o yobimasu. Mata, gokazoku ya tantōsha ni renraku shi, tekisetsuna taiō o shite riyōsha-san no anzen o mamorimasu. In an emergency, I will stay calm and assess the situation quickly. I will provide first aid if necessary and immediately call for medical help. I will also inform the family or responsible personnel and follow the proper emergency procedures to ensure the patient’s safety."

Answer 39

tatoo wa arimasen. I dont have tattoo.

Answer 40

Where do you see yourself in 5 or 10 years? Go nen go mata wa juu nen go, mada onsha de hataraite iru kaigo fukushi-shi ni natte itai to omoimasu. Five years from now, I hope to have become a certified caregiver and still be working at your company.

Answer 41

When can you start working? Sugu ni hatarakitai to kangaeteimasu. I am eager to start working right away.

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