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3 Dec 2020
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I wonder if there is any jobs where I can speak English, Japanese all the time at work. does it sound natural?
I wonder if there is any jobs where I can speak English, Japanese all the time at work. does it sound natural?
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@Christine0724 I wonder if there ARE any jobs where I can speak English AND Japanese all the time at work.
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@Christine0724 I wonder if there ARE any jobs where I can speak English AND Japanese all the time at work.
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one suggestion: "I wonder if there are any jobs available in which I can constantly speak English and Japanese at work.
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I wonder if there are any jobs where I can speak English and Japanese all the time at work.
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"I wonder if there are any jobs where I can speak English and Japanese all the time at work"
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