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This sentence that you suggested has been added as an example! Thank you!
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Hi RandaEissa, the sentence you suggested:
我没有工作，我毕业了。 I do not have a job. I graduated.
If we separate these two, each sentence makes sense. However, if you put them together, it doesn't work, because there is no logical connection between the two sentences.
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Hi, thank you very much for your comment, we have added the sentence as an example for you:
你喜欢你的工作吗？ / 你喜歡你的工作嗎？ [ni3 xi3 huan5 ni3 de5 gong1 zuo4 ma5 ?] , (phr) Do you like your job?
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Hi, Thank you for the comment!
We have added the suggested phrase to our dictionary. Updates are available online on our website. They will appear in the app with the next update.
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You can use 工作 (gōngzuò) in a sentence to refer to work or a job. For example, you could say: 我有一份工作 (wǒ yǒu yī fèn gōngzuò) which translates to "I have a job".
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The difference between 办公 (bàngōng) and 工作 (gōngzuò) is that 办公 refers specifically to the act of working in an office or conducting office-related tasks, while 工作 has a broader meaning and can refer to any type of work or job.
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1. 劳动 (láodòng): labor, toil
2. 任务 (rènwù): task, mission
3. 职位 (zhíwèi): position, post
4. 职业 (zhíyè): profession, occupation
5. 岗位 (gǎngwèi): post, station
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No, we cannot say 頭路 (tóu lù) in place of 工作 (gōng zuò) for "n. work, job". 工作 (gōng zuò) is the correct term to use in this context.
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