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I worked at a Japanese restaurant as a server. I hardly ever take the order of Japanese sake, some customer orders Japanese sake, but they don't know how to drink it or they think Japanese sake is just for get drunk, don't enjoy the taste of Japanese sake.
I don't have knowledge of Japanese sake so much, but I'd like to work at the job related to Japanese sake.
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I worked at a Japanese restaurant as a server. I hardly ever take the order of an order for Japanese sake, . Some customers orders Japanese sake, but they don't know how to drink it or they think Japanese sake is just for getting drunk,. They don't enjoy the taste of Japanese sake.I don't have knowledge of know much aboutJapanese sake so much, but I'd like to work at the in a job related to Japanese sake.
Once you have introduced a topic, Japanese sake, you don't have to repeat it every time. Also, most of the world knows about sake and therefore you don't need to repeat that it is Japanese sake. Is there another kind of sake? Korean sake? Russian sake? Sake is a Japanese alcohol. I recommend saying Japanese sake once to clarify that you are talking about Sake and not the English word "sake": (for the purpose of; in the interest of; in order to achieve or preserve.).
Always double check your verb conjugation.
So, where is the restaurant you work in? In Canada? Have you thought about creating a presentation to teach people about sake? Maybe even have a sake tasting party?
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