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Makiasan Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Company name

My brother, who is a certified social insurance labor consultant in Japan, wants to form his firm into a corporation. I don't know why, but he wants to name it something in English.

Could you tell me which one sounds ok for a company, or at least correct English words or phrases;
Best Will
Right Conduct
Proper Conduct
Voice of Conscience

or other suggestions?

Thank you very much.
  

Top answer

Makiasan Could you tell me which one sounds ok for a company, or at least correct English words or phrases;Best WillRight ConductProper ConductVoice of Conscience None of those sounds good at all. His is a formal, serious business and it should have a formal, serious name, like: [Surname] Labor Consultancy

— Mister Micawber

  • Makiasan Could you tell me which one sounds ok for a company, or at least correct English words or phrases;Best WillRight ConductProper ConductVoice of Conscience None of those sounds good at all.
  • His is a formal, serious business and it should have a formal, serious name, like: [Surname] Labor Consultancy
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MakiasanCould you tell me which one sounds ok for a company, or at least correct English words or phrases;Best WillRight ConductProper ConductVoice of Conscience
None of those sounds good at all. His is a formal, serious business and it should have a formal, serious name, like:

[Surname] Labor Consultancy
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Thank you for your suggestion, Mister Micawber. I totally agree it should have a serious name. But actually his current firm is called something like "*** Labour Consultancy", (and I thought he should use it,) but it seems he needs more casual name for his company. (Some Japanese people think it's cool to use English words in a company's name, I guess.) He wants to include a word related to the wo
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MakiasanSome Japanese people think it's cool to use English words in a company's name, I guess.)
I am acutely aware of that. It is painful to me, and it makes them look stupid to native speakers.
MakiasanHe wants to know if these English phrases are not wrong..
Yes, they are wrong.
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Thank you, Mister Micawber.

Maki
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