Career event networking: Learning About Company Culture
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Key Phrases
很高興認識你
hěn gāo xìng rèn shí nǐ
Nice to meet you
公司的文化
gōng sī de wén huà
Company culture
表達自己的想法
biǎo dá zì jǐ de xiǎng fǎ
Express your own ideas
Skills You'll Learn
Introduce yourself and greet others politely
有禮貌地自我介紹並跟別人打招呼
yǒu lǐ mào dì zì wǒ jiè shào bìng gēn bié rén dǎ zhāo hū
Ask about a company's culture and work environment
詢問公司的文化與工作環境
xún wèn gōng sī de wén huà yǔ gōng zuò huán jìng
Describe teamwork, sharing, and speaking up at work
描述職場中的合作、分享與表達意見
miáo shù zhí chǎng zhōng de hé zuò fēn xiǎng yǔ biǎo dá yì jiàn
Lesson Roleplay
Imagine you are at a friendly company networking event, meeting someone for the first time and asking about the company’s culture, teamwork, and whether employees are encouraged to share their ideas.
你好，很高興在今天的活動認識你。
nǐ hǎo hěn gāo xìng zài jīn tiān de huó dòng rèn shí nǐ
Hello, it's nice to meet you at today's event.
我也很高興認識你，歡迎來聊聊。
wǒ yě hěn gāo xìng rèn shí nǐ huān yíng lái liáo liáo
I'm also very happy to meet you. Feel free to come chat.
我想了解一下你們公司的文化。
wǒ xiǎng liǎo jiě yī xià nǐ men gōng sī de wén huà
I'd like to learn a bit about your company culture.
我們很重視互相照顧，像一家人一樣。
wǒ men hěn zhòng shì hù xiāng zhào gù xiàng yī jiā rén yī yàng
We value looking out for one another, like a family.
聽起來很溫暖，平常同事怎麼合作呢？
tīng qǐ lái hěn wēn nuǎn píng cháng tóng shì zěn me hé zuò ne
That sounds really warm. How do colleagues usually work together?
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
很高興
hěn gāo xìng
Very happy; glad
💬 [很] before an adjective often just makes the sentence sound complete, not strongly 'very.' You can reuse this pattern with other feelings too, like [很開心] or [很放心].
See breakdown →認識你
rèn shí nǐ
To meet you; to get to know you
💬 [認識] in [很高興認識你] means 'meet/get to know,' not just 'recognize.' You can swap the object: [認識你] 'meet you,' [認識他] 'meet him/get to know him.'
See breakdown →很高興認識你
hěn gāo xìng rèn shí nǐ
Nice to meet you
🇹🇼 This is the standard polite phrase when meeting someone for the first time in Taiwan. At a networking event, it's natural and friendly without sounding stiff.
See breakdown →今天
jīn tiān
Today
的活動
de huó dòng
The event; the activity
💬 [的] links a description to a noun: [今天的活動] = '[today]'s event.' You can reuse it with other time words too, like [明天的會議] 'tomorrow's meeting.'
See breakdown →今天的活動
jīn tiān de huó dòng
Today's event
💬 Use [的] after a time word to describe a noun: [今天的活動], [昨天的新聞], [今年的目標]. It's a very common way to say 'today's..., this year's..., yesterday's....'
See breakdown →歡迎
huān yíng
Welcome
來聊聊
lái liáo liáo
Come chat; come talk
💬 [來] before another verb often means 'come and...': [來聊聊] 'come chat,' [來看看] 'come take a look.' The doubled verb [聊聊] makes it sound lighter and more casual than plain [聊].
See breakdown →歡迎來聊聊
huān yíng lái liáo liáo
Welcome to chat
🇹🇼 This sounds warm and inviting, something a company rep might say at a booth or mixer. It's friendlier and less pushy than a direct sales-style invitation.
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