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Kenta Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
self PR? self appeal
Hello.
At an interview for the job, we are asked to do "self PR" or "self appeal"?
What's the difference?
In Japan there is a confusion of these two expressions.
Thank you!
At an interview for the job, we are asked to do "self PR" or "self appeal"?
What's the difference?
In Japan there is a confusion of these two expressions.
Thank you!
Top answer
Kenta - Sadly, in Japan there is confusion about a great range of English terms. Self PR is 'self promotion'. Self appeal - I think is Japanese English or 'Engrish' as we call it.
- Kenta - Sadly, in Japan there is confusion about a great range of English terms.
- Self PR is 'self promotion'.
- Self appeal - I think is Japanese English or 'Engrish' as we call it.
- As a term it has no meaning in English; even though it's constituent words are English.
- I have no idea what it is supposed to mean.
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Kenta -
Sadly, in Japan there is confusion about a great range of English terms.
Self PR is 'self promotion'.
Self appeal - I think is Japanese English or 'Engrish' as we call it.
As a term it has no meaning in English; even though it's constituent words are English.
I have no idea what it is supposed to mean.
Best regards!
Nick
Sadly, in Japan there is confusion about a great range of English terms.
Self PR is 'self promotion'.
Self appeal - I think is Japanese English or 'Engrish' as we call it.
As a term it has no meaning in English; even though it's constituent words are English.
I have no idea what it is supposed to mean.
Best regards!
Nick
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