How to Say ‘I work in the marketing department.’ in Simplified Chinese
我在市场部工作。
wǒ zài shì chǎng bù gōng zuò
[wo zài shìchǎngbù gong-dzwor]
💬 Usage Tip: The place comes before the action: 在 + place + verb. Compare English, which puts the place after: 我在北京工作 "I work in Beijing."
Phrase Breakdown
我在市场部
wǒ zài shì chǎng bù
I am in the marketing department
在 (zài) means 'at/in'. 市场部 (shìchǎng bù) means 'marketing department'. Note the falling tones on 市 and 部.
他在市场部。
He is in the marketing department.
Words in this phrase
我
wǒ
[wo]
I
The speaker referring to themselves.
我明天有空。
I am free tomorrow.
在
zài
[zài]
at; in
Indicates location or place.
他在学校学习。
He studies at school.
市场部
shì chǎng bù
[shìchǎngbù]
marketing department
The department of a company responsible for marketing.
她是市场部的经理。
She is the manager of the marketing department.
工作。
gōng zuò
work
工作 (gōngzuò) means 'to work'. A high flat 工 and then a falling 作.
我在北京工作。
I work in Beijing.
Words in this phrase
工作
gōng zuò
[gong-dzwor]
work; job; to work
Can be a noun meaning 'job/work' or a verb meaning 'to work.'
我希望以后有机会一起工作。
I hope we will have the opportunity to work together in the future.
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