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“job offer” in Japanese

Japanese

Pronunciation

Romajinaitei

Example

会社から内定をもらいました。kai sha ka ra nai tei o mo ra i ma shi ta

I got a job offer from the company.

Illustration for 内定 (job offer)

How to say “job offer” in Japanese

“Job offer” in Japanese is 内定 (naitei).

It marks an employer's internal decision to hire someone before the employment is formally finalized.

Full entry for 内定: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 内定

条件をよく考えた結果、内定を辞退しました。jō ken o yo ku kanga e ta kek ka nai tei o ji tai shi ma shi ta

After carefully considering the terms, I declined the job offer.

Tips for using 内定

  • In Japanese hiring, 内定 (naitei) often comes before the employee formally starts work, so it does not always mean that the employment contract is already complete.

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