ご職業はなんですか？って英語でなんて言うの？

"What do you work as" is asking the person you are speaking to what they do to earn money. This is a simple way of asking what job they have. The person might answer for example "I work in McDonalds" A more formal way of asking what someone works as is "What is your current occupation" This question you may find asked this way on application forms rather then someone to say this as a sentence. Hope this helps Thanks

You would like to ask about someone's work. The most common way is to ask: "What do you do?" However, it may seem rude if this is one of the first questions you ask and it is better to save this question until you have been talking for some time.

"What do you do for work?": This is a polite way of asking someone what their job is and what they do for a living. "How do you make a living?": This is a more direct and straight forward way of asking someone what their job is. I hope that helps.

What do you do for a living? Let the person know that you are asking them 'How do you make a living". Meaning what do you do as your job or to make money. This is a very casual way of asking "What is your job?"

When you want to ask what they do for a living, you may ask: -What do you do for a living? -What do you do? -What line of work are you in? -What kind of work do you do?

These are common phrases for asking someone what type of job do they do. A person's occupation can also be called a living, a job or a field that they work in.