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私の勤務先は東京です。
My place of work is in Tokyo.
The place where one is employed; workplace.
勤務先の名前を教えてください。
Please tell me the name of your workplace.
彼女は勤務先で忙しいです。
She is busy at her workplace.
Used in formal contexts, such as job applications or introductions.
Use '勤務先' in formal contexts like job interviews or official documents. In casual settings, '職場' (shokuba) or '会社' (kaisha) are more common.
When asking about someone's workplace, use '勤務先はどこですか?' (Where is your workplace?) for a polite tone.
Combines 勤務 (kinmu, 'service/work') and 先 (saki, 'place/point'), meaning 'place of work'.
Commonly used in formal or professional settings. Avoid using in casual conversation unless referring to a specific workplace.