新しい職場の人と仲良くできるか心配ですって英語でなんて言うの？

Whenever we start working in a new job, it's quite natural to want fit in and make new friendships with your new colleagues. And we all get nervous when face with the unknown. Just relax and take your time setting in, all will be well in due course.

I hope I will like my new co-workers and it worries me. I hope my new co-workers will like me and I like them. It's nerve racking meeting new people at a new job. I am always nervous when I start a new job because I worry if I will get along with the new co-workers. It makes me nervous to meet new co-workers because I worry they won't like me.

"I am worried I might not fit in" To 'fit in' is an expression used when talking about social situation, when it is hard to make friends and find yourself on your own. "I am worried I won't get on with my co-workers" 'Worried' is used when you are scared about something, in this context it is not being able to be friends/get along with there 'co-workers' (people you work with).

To describe the people you work with at your job, you can say "colleagues" or "co-workers". Both words are commonly used in the workplace setting and are interchangeable. A way to describe your feelings about adapting to your new job is by using the phrase "I hope". "I hope" is a great way to describe your optimism and doubts about your new environment. "I hope" can also mean you really want something to happen, or you wish it would happen. To describe that you have some anxiety about your new job, you can use the phrase "I'm worried." This phrase denotes the fear or apprehension you have about the situation. This phrase can be used in a variety of situations whenever you feel unsure or worried about something.

Most people get very worried when they think of acclimatizing themselves to the new environment they will find themselves in when they change jobs. However, having found a new job, a person just has to anticipate a new work environment which will comprise new management and new work colleagues. The troubling factor is how well one will fit in, how well one will communicate with both one's manager and work colleagues. The best phrase to use in this case is 'let's cross the bridge when we get there'. This phrase means 'we will deal with this situation when it arises'. In this case, one will see just how well he/she will get along with his/her work colleagues after having started his /her new job at the new company. Before then, curiosity reigns. So, you may say: It worries me a lot to think that I may not get along with my work colleagues at my new company. or I worry a lot when I think of how well I will get along with my co-workers at my new company.

The two sentences you see provided above are excellent ways to express to your listener that you are worried about getting along with your new coworkers. In the second sentence you will see the word edgy. This means nervous or worried. This is a word that is commonly used in our everyday conversation. It would make a great addition to your vocabulary.