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How to say 'I got a full time job' in Japanese? I have a Japanese lesson tomorrow and I want to be able to tell me teacher that last week, I got a full time job in a cafe and wine bar. I had: 先週喫茶店とワインバーでフルタイムの仕事がありました。that's just from the limited grammar I know, but doesn't that sound more like "there was a full time job at a cafe and wine bar" and not what I'm intending. Is there a more natural way to say this, that is still polite? Any help would be appreciated :) ありがとうございます!

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Now, we do not use the word "喫茶店" in Japan. We use the word "カフェ" Wine bar also entered the cafe category. Please switch the head. Perhaps, it is a wine bar&cafe. It's not two jobs.
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I would like to answer your question. If you have full-time jobs (not part-time jobs), your Japanese is correct. But I have a question. Is that possible to have two full time jobs at the same time in your country? I think that it’s impossible in Japan. If you have two part-time jobs, it’s good for you to say that “先週,喫茶店とワインバーでアルバイトをしました”. I hope I can help you with your Japanese studies.
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"先週喫茶店とワインバーでフルタイムの仕事がありました。" seems incorrectly. →"先週、喫茶店(or"カフェ")とワインバーでアルバイトをしました。" is a correct sentence. in Japanese,there are difference between "Full time job" and "Part time job" as below. "Full time job" means a regular employment(It's called "せいしゃいん" in Japanese. "Part time job" means a part time job(It's called "アルバイト" in Japanese. Therefore,you shoud use the word"アルバイト",if you aren't a full-time employee. Thank you.
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Yeah I'm right there with you. One thing I would ask is are you trying to say "I have a full time job" 「私はフルタイム仕事がありますの」or "I received a new full time job" 「私は新しいフルタイム仕事がもらいますわ!」 「先週は新しいフルタイム仕事が喫茶店とワインバーでもらいますわ!やった!(*^^*)」 I don't know any grammar more advanced than this, sorry:/ でも、がんばってね!

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