Nov. 12, 2021
Open a business in Japan is easy II
If you ask the “right” question that means you really understand the problem.
As I said before as foreigner open a business in Japan is easy.
You may want to ask “how easy?”, “What type of business?”…
Let rephrase the statement “open a business in anywhere is easy”.
What question will you ask this time?
So, if you do want to open a business in Japan.
The first question that you should ask is “how much tax you want to pay”.
I don’t mind you don’t agree this concept.
As I preparing my business proposal to open a shop in Japan.
And after I watched 50 failed videos that is the first question I must know how to answer.
Opening a bBusiness in Japan is eEasy II
In a title, don't forget to capitalise the key words.
If you ask the “right” question that means you really understand the problem.
As I said before, as a foreigner, opening a business in Japan is easy.
You may want to ask “how easy?”, “, “How easy?”, “What type of business?”…”…
Let rephrase the statement “opento: “Opening a business in anywhere is easy””.
What question will you ask this time?
So, if you do want to open a business in Japan., (+next sentence should follow here)
T(following from last phrase) the first question that you should ask is “h, “How much tax do you want to pay”.?”
I don’’t mind if you don’’t agree with this concept.
I don't mind if..
to agree with something
As I preparinge my business proposal to open a shop in Japan.
or "as I am preparing my.."
And after I have watched 50 failed videosvideos of people that failed, that is the first question I must know how to answer.
I'm not quite sure what you mean with this.
The last three sentences could/should be combined into one sentence.
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Nice to see some talk of business and economics! You don't give much detail about your business though - what area is it in?
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If you ask the “right” question that means you really understand the problem. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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You may want to ask “how easy?”, “What type of business?”… You may want to ask |
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Let rephrase the statement “open a business in anywhere is easy”. Let rephrase the statement |
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What question will you ask this time? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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So, if you do want to open a business in Japan. So, if you do want to open a business in Japan |
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The first question that you should ask is “how much tax you want to pay”.
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I don’t mind you don’t agree this concept. I don I don't mind if.. to agree with something |
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As I preparing my business proposal to open a shop in Japan. As I prepar or "as I am preparing my.." |
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And after I watched 50 failed videos that is the first question I must know how to answer. And after I have watched 50 I'm not quite sure what you mean with this. The last three sentences could/should be combined into one sentence. |
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