English–Japanese
“new employee” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajishinjin
Example
会社に新人が入りました。kai sha ni shin jin ga hai ri ma shi ta
A new employee joined the company.
How to say “new employee” in Japanese
“New employee” in Japanese is 新人 (shinjin).
Describes a person who has just entered a group, organization, or field and has little experience there.
Example sentences with 新人
新人は先輩に仕事の質問をしました。shin jin wa sen pai ni shi goto no shitsu mon o shi ma shi ta
The new employee asked a senior coworker a question about the work.
Tips for using 新人
- In everyday workplace conversation, 新人 (shinjin) is commonly used for someone who has recently joined a company, even before that person gains experience.