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みなさん、こんにちは。
SAKURA TIPSは、日本語リスニングのPodcastです。
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今日のテーマは交渉についてです。
皆さんの国では、交渉をよくしますか?
日本では、交渉する事はあまりありません。
ほとんどありません。
タクシーも、あとは、お店の商品の値段もみんな同じです。
誰が買っても同じです。
交渉する機会はほとんどありません。
私が東南アジアを旅行した時、あとセブ島に3カ月間住んでいた時、毎日交渉していました。
とても大変でした。
例えば帽子を買うにしても、服を買うにしても、交渉します。
タクシーは大変でしたね。
毎回高い値段を言われるので、「それは高すぎる」とか「普通はこれくらいでしょ」って言う交渉するのがとても大変でした。
でもそれをしなければ、日本人は本当にぼったくられるので、そういうものは調べてきちんと妥当な値段で交渉していました。
日本はほとんどする機会はありませんが、私は今家賃の交渉をしています。
家賃は、日本でも交渉できることがあります。
私のひとつ前の家は、家賃の交渉ができました。
大家さんに話をして、5000円安くなりました。
その前の家でも、確か2000円くらい安くなった気がします。
で、今回頑張って交渉しています。
まだね、返事待ちなのでどうなるかわからないんですけれども、上手くいくといいなと思っています。
皆さんは、交渉が得意ですか?
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それでは、今日はこのへんで終わりにしようと思います。
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Hello, everyone.
SAKURA TIPS is a Japanese listening Podcast.
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Today’s theme is about negotiation.
Do you often negotiate in your country?
In Japan, we don’t negotiate much.
Almost never.
The price of a cab or a product in a store is the same for everyone.
The price is the same no matter who buys it.
There is almost no opportunity to negotiate.
When I traveled around Southeast Asia and lived in Cebu Island for three months, I had to negotiate every day.
It was very hard.
For example, buying a hat, buying clothes, you have to negotiate.
Cabs were very difficult.
Every time I was told a high price, it was very difficult to negotiate and say, “That’s too expensive,” or “Normally, it would be this much.”
But if I didn’t do that, Japanese people would get really ripped off, so I had to look up such things and negotiate a reasonable price.
In Japan, there are few opportunities to negotiate, but I am currently negotiating my rent.
Rent can be negotiated in Japan.
In my previous house, I was able to negotiate the rent.
I talked to the landlord and got a 5,000 yen discount.
At the house before that, I think I got about 2,000 yen cheaper.
So, I’m trying my best to negotiate this time.
I’m still waiting for a response, so I don’t know what will happen, but I’m hoping it will go well.
Are you good at negotiating?
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Well, that’s it for today.
I have an online community for Japanese learners.
If you want join a Japanese community and make friends who are learning Japanese, come join us.
And, I made a Japanese Speaking Textbook.
If you want to learn daily natural Japanese conversation, it’s definitely for you.
Every phrase has audio, so you can improve your listening and pronunciation as well.
CHECK HERE!)
Also, if you enjoy this content, please consider donating as a way to support me.(Thank you!)
I’ll see you tomorrow.
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