Construction worker in Japanese 🇯🇵

けんせつさぎょういん info.

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
– Break down the word 'けんせつさぎょういん' into parts: けんせつ (kensetsu) means "construction", さぎょう (sagyou) means "work" or "operation", and いん (in) means "member" or "personnel". Associating each part with its meaning can help you remember the whole term.
– Visualize a construction site and imagine the workers there collaborating; associate each activity or task at the site with the word parts.

Explanations:
– けんせつさぎょういん (kensetsu sagyouin) is a compound noun in Japanese.
– It specifically refers to a person who performs work related to building and construction sites.

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– 土木作業員 (どぼくさぎょういん, doboku sagyouin): Translates to "civil engineering worker" or "construction laborer," referring to a similar type of worker within the field of construction.

Alternate Meanings Like Slang:
– There aren't direct slang meanings for けんせつさぎょういん, but informally, construction workers in Japan can be referred to as どかた (dokata).

Examples of Sentences:
– 彼はけんせつさぎょういんとして働いている。
(Kare wa kensetsu sagyouin toe hataraite iru.)
"He works as a construction worker."

– また何人かのけんせつさぎょういんが現場に来た。
(Mata nan-nin ka no kensetsu sagyouin ga genba ni kita.)
"Several more construction workers arrived at the site."

– けんせつさぎょういんは安全を最優先にする必要がある。
(Kensetsu sagyouin wa anzen o saiyuu-sen ni suru hitsuyou ga aru.)
"Construction workers need to prioritize safety."

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