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The Japanese NO

By Ulrike Fröhlich Categories: English
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In this free lesson, Yuki and Uli take you behind the scenes of Japanese business communication. You’ll learn how Japanese professionals express disagreement without saying “no,” why indirect phrasing is essential for maintaining harmony, and how these subtle signals influence meetings and decision-making.
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This full conversation offers practical examples, real phrases, and cultural context to help you understand what is really being said — even when everything sounds polite and positive.
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If you want to go deeper, check out the upcoming micro-learning module and interactive Rise version.

What Will You Learn?

  • How Japanese professionals communicate “no” indirectly
  • Typical phrases that sound neutral but mean “no”
  • Why harmony (wa) shapes meeting dynamics
  • How to avoid misinterpretation in cross-cultural collaboration

Course Content

Japanese Communication Insights

  • Understanding the Japanese “No” — Full Conversation with Yuki & Uli

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Anke Hsu
4 days ago
It has always been a puzzle to me to understand the Japanese "No" - thanks for the tips! And I really enjoyed the dialogue format.
Alexa Kojima
4 weeks ago
Very enjoyable and to the point!
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1 month ago
Very interesting video — easy to follow thanks to the dialogue format. It offers a lot of valuable insights into Japanese communication. Well done!

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