How to Say ‘I'm in the marketing department, in charge of online ads.’ in Traditional Chinese
我在行銷部，負責網路廣告。
wǒ zài xíng xiāo bù fù zé wǎng lù guǎng gào
[wo zài xíngxiāo bù fùzé wǎnglù guǎnggào]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: Department first, then your specific task, is the standard way to introduce yourself at a Taiwanese workplace. It tells colleagues right away who to come to for what.
Phrase Breakdown
我在行銷部，
wǒ zài xíng xiāo bù
I'm in the marketing department,
在 means 'in / at'. 行銷部 (xíngxiāo bù) means 'marketing department'.
他在行銷部工作。
He works in the marketing department.
Words in this phrase
我
wǒ
[wo]
I; me
The first-person pronoun used to talk about yourself.
我想多了解你們公司的制度，所以先自我介紹。
I want to learn more about your company’s system, so I’ll introduce myself first.
在
zài
[zài]
at, in
A preposition used to denote location or time.
我在學校。
I am at school.
行銷部
xíng xiāo bù
[xíngxiāo bù]
marketing department
The company department that handles promotion and sales strategy; 部 means department.
行銷部在三樓。
The marketing department is on the third floor.
負責網路廣告。
fù zé wǎng lù guǎng gào
in charge of online advertising.
負責 (fùzé) means 'to be responsible for'. 網路廣告 means 'online ads'.
我負責網路廣告。
I'm in charge of online ads.
Words in this phrase
負責
fù zé
[fùzé]
to be in charge of
To handle or be responsible for a task.
誰負責這個計畫？
Who is in charge of this project?
網路
wǎng lù
[wǎnglù]
internet; online
The internet; often used before nouns like 廣告 or 購物.
網路很慢。
The internet is slow.
廣告
guǎng gào
[guǎnggào]
advertising; ad
Promotional messages for products or services.
他在做電視廣告。
He works on TV ads.
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