英語力を生かせる職業に就きたいって英語でなんて言うの？

When you talk about the future, you are talking about how sometime in the next few months or years you would like to be in this type of situation. For you, you want to be able to use your English skills,that you have learned more recently, in this future job.

A job that requires you to use English may not be every day but most of the time, it is a skill needed for this job. When English is the main form of communication, it means that most speaking and writing is done in English. If it is the main form of communication, it could suggest other languages are used but English is the most favoured.

▪I can't wait to get a job where I can use my English skills. "I can't wait"means that you are excited. This means that you are excited to work where you can speak English. ▪My dream job is to be able to speak English at my job and make use of my English skills. "dream job" is a job that you always wanted and cant wait to have. ●

An asset = a useful or valuable thing or person, benefit, advantage, blessing, good point, strong point, strength, forte, talent, gift "As a boxer, his quick reflexes were his chief assets." "Hey Henry, I was wondering if you had any luck with your job interviews?" "Well, not yet. But I'm very picky and am really only looking for a job in which my English skills may be an asset."

If a company requires you to use English on a daily basis, it means that English would be the main language of communication within the company. If you get a job where you are "able to communicate in English", it means that you might be using Japanese as the main language, however you would still have various opportunities to use English from time to time.

If you would like a job at some point but not now you would say 'in the future' meaning sometime to come or at some point in your life If you want to use your English skills you can say 'use my English skills' or 'to make use of my English skills'

When you want to express that in the future you would like to get a job where you can put your English skills to use, then you may say it in the following ways: -I would like to get a job where I can put my English skills to use -In the future, I hope to get a job where I can make use of my English skills

"To put something to use" is a common phrase in American English that means that you use some skill or object that you have. In this case, you want to use your English skill. I hope that this helps. :)

If you wanted to express that in the future you would like to get a job that you can put your English skills to use, you could say either of the following: "Ideally, I would like to find a job in the future that means I can have the opportunity to put my English skills to use" or "In the future, it would be great to get a job that I can put my English skills to use".

Both of these sentences can be used for the purpose of your question, although, they are basically the same. For example - I want to have a job where I will use my English skills, like a sales person

If you want to say that in futurem you would like to get a job that puts your English skills to use, you can use any of the folowing statements. 1.In the future, I hope to get a job that allows me to use my English skills. 2. The job that I hope to get in the future is one which allows me to use my English skills. These two statements mean that you have acquired some skills using the English language and in future you hope to get a job that uses these skills.