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How to Say ‘IT work’ in Japanese

ITのしごと

ITのしごと

💬 Usage Tip: Chunk: [ITのしごと] = “IT work/job.” Add [をしています] to say you work in IT.

🇯🇵 In Japan: Saying “industry + [の] + [しごと]” is a simple way to describe your field without a precise job title.

Phrase Breakdown

ITのITの

IT (information technology) + of

の links nouns: “IT-related …” or “... of IT.” Here it modifies しごと.

Example

ITのかいしゃ

an IT company

しごとしごと

work; job

In this phrase, it means “job/work” related to the noun before it (ITの〜).

Example

しごとはいそがしいです。

Work is busy.

Word-by-Word Breakdown

ITIT

[IT]

IT (information technology)

IT modifies しごと (job) when linked with の.

Example

ITのしごとをしています。

I work in IT.

[no]

of; ’s (particle)

の makes a noun phrase: ITのしごと = “an IT job / IT work.”

Example

ITのしごとがすきです。

I like IT work.

しごとしごと

[shigoto]

work; job

しごと is the noun “job/work.” Together: ITのしごと = IT job.

Example

ITのしごとをしています。

I work in IT.

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