Translation and Meaning of: タイピスト - taipisuto
On this page, we will study the meaning of the Japanese word タイピスト (taipisuto) and its translation into English. Let's see their different meanings, example phrases, explanations, etymology and the similar words.
Romaji: taipisuto
Kana: タイピスト
Type: noun
L: jlpt-n1
Translation / Meaning: typist
Meaning in English: typist
Definition: Typist: Person who types on a typewriter.
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Explanation and Etymology - (タイピスト) taipisuto
The word 「タイピスト」 (taipisuto) is a term of English origin, derived from the word "typist". In the Japanese context, it refers to a person who is specialized in typing, usually occupying a role in clerical work or writing. It is common in office environments, where typing is an essential skill. The use of borrowed terms from the English language is a frequent practice in Japanese vocabulary, especially in professions and modern technologies.
The etymology of 「タイピスト」 dates back to the early 20th century when the use of typewriters became widespread. Job functions required people with specific typing skills, resulting in the need for a specific term to identify these professionals. The adaptation of the English word into katakana is a way to incorporate foreign vocabulary, reflecting the globalization of language and the influence of the West on Japanese culture.
The 「タイピスト」 (taipisuto) plays an important role in various areas, including business, education, and media. The profession requires precision and efficiency, as typing speed and the ability to produce error-free texts are highly valued. The figure of the 「タイピスト」 has become almost iconic in office environments, symbolizing modernity and the ability for fast and effective communication.
Aspects of the profession of タイピスト
- Ability to type quickly and accurately.
- Knowledge of word processing software.
- Text revision and editing capability.
- Importance in corporate and educational environments.
With technological evolution and the increase in digitalization, the role of the 「タイピスト」 (taipisuto) has been transforming. Although the need for typists still exists, automation and the use of voice recognition software may have impacted the demand for these traditional functions. However, the ability to type efficiently remains an asset, especially in the era of information and digital communication.
Synonyms and similar words
- タイピングする人 (Tai핑 suru hito) - Person who types.
- タイプする人 (Taipu suru hito) - Person who uses a type of machine or keyboard.
- 打ち込む人 (Uchikomu hito) - Data entry person, typically in a more technical context.
- キーボードを使う人 (Kiibōdo o tsukau hito) - Person using a keyboard.
- 文字を入力する人 (Moji o nyūryoku suru hito) - Person who enters characters or texts.
Words related
Words with the same pronunciation: タイピスト taipisuto
How to Write in Japanese - (タイピスト) taipisuto
See below a step-by-step guide on how to write the word by hand in Japanese (タイピスト) taipisuto:
Example Sentences - (タイピスト) taipisuto
Below are some example sentences:
Watashi wa taipisuto desu
I'm digitizer
I am a typist.
- 私 - Japanese personal pronoun meaning "I"
- は - Japanese particle that indicates the topic of the sentence
- タイピスト - Japanese noun meaning "typist" or "typewriter"
- です - Japanese verb that indicates a polite and polished way of saying something, equivalent to the verb "ser" in Portuguese
Other words of the same type: noun
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