How to Say ‘At your company's hotel’ in Japanese
御社のホテルで
o yashiro no hoteru de
[oh shah no HOH-teh-roo de]
💬 Usage Tip: 御社 (onsha) means "your company" and is used only when speaking. In writing, such as cover letters and emails, the word is 貴社 (kisha) instead.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Candidates are expected to call the employer 御社 rather than say its name. Using it signals that you know interview etiquette.
Phrase Breakdown
御
o
[oh]
honorable; respectful prefix
A respectful prefix used in business words like 御社, meaning the other person's company.
御社の考え方に興味があります。
I am interested in your company's way of thinking.
社
yashiro
[shah]
company; office
Means company or corporation; in 御社 it refers respectfully to the listener's company.
御社の社風について伺いたいです。
I would like to ask about your company's culture.
の
no
[no]
's; of
A particle that shows possession or connection between nouns.
知り合いの会社に興味があります。
I am interested in an acquaintance's company.
ホテル
hoteru
[HOH-teh-roo]
hotel
Loanword from English for a place to stay.
このホテルは駅に近いです。
This hotel is close to the station.
で
de
[de]
at
Indicates the location of an action.
家で食事する。
Eat at home.
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