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How to Say ‘To work in a team’ in Japanese

チームで仕事をする

chiimu de shigoto o suru

[chee-moo de shee-goh-toh oh soo-roo]

💬 Usage Tip: で here marks how or with whom something is done. Swap in other words: 一人で仕事をする "to work alone".

Phrase Breakdown

チームで

chiimu de

as a team

チーム means 'team' (with a long 'chii'). で shows the way something is done.

Example

チームで勝ちました。

We won as a team.

Words in this phrase

チーム

chiimu

[chee-moo]

team

A group of people working together toward a shared goal.

Example

このチームは協力的です。

This team is cooperative.

で

de

[de]

by; with; using

A particle that shows the method or means used to do something.

Example

カードで払えますか。

Can I pay by card?

仕事をする

shigoto o suru

to do work

仕事 (shigoto) means 'work'. をする means 'to do'.

Example

家で仕事をする。

I work at home.

Words in this phrase

仕事

shigoto

[shee-goh-toh]

work; job

Refers to work, occupation, or a job role; common in business and career conversations.

Example

今は営業の仕事をしています。

Right now I work in sales.

を

o

[oh]

object marker

The particle を marks the direct object of a verb.

Example

チケットを二枚ください。

Two tickets, please.

する

suru

[soo-roo]

to do

A very common verb meaning 'to do' that combines with many nouns.

Example

面接の前に準備をする。

I do preparation before the interview.

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