アルバイト

From German Arbeit (“work, job”).

• (Tokyo) アルバ​イト [àrúbáꜜìtò] (Nakadaka – [3])[1]
• IPA^(key): [a̠ɾɯ̟ᵝba̠ito̞]

アルバイト (rōmaji arubaito)

1. part-time job, especially for students (as opposed to one's main occupation when it is only part time)

   管理職 (かんりしょく)だった男 (だん)性 (せい)は５０代 (ごじゅうだい)でリストラに遭 (あ)い、コンビニのアルバイトをするしかなかった。

   Kanrishoku datta dansei wa gojū-dai de risutora ni ai, konbini no arubaito o suru shika nakatta.

   He was part of management, but was laid off after (lit. "had a bad encounter with") a corporate restructuring when he was in his 50s, and had no other choice but to take a part-time job at a convenience store.

2. part-time worker

   毎 (まい)日 (にち)新 (しん)聞 (ぶん)阪 (はん)神 (しん)支 (し)局 (きょく)は一 (いっ)般 (ぱん)事 (じ)務 (む)と編 (へん)集 (しゅう)補 (ほ)助 (じょ)業 (ぎょう)務 (む)に従 (じゅう)事 (じ)するアルバイト１ (いち)名 (めい)を募 (ぼ)集 (しゅう)します。

   Mainichi Shinbun Hanshin shikyoku wa ippan jimu to henshū hojo gyōmu ni jūji suru arubaito ichimei o boshū shimasu.

   The Mainichi Shimbun Hanshin branch office is recruiting one part-time worker for general clerical service and editing assistance.

• (job): バイト (baito); パート (pāto), パートタイム (pāto-taimu)
• (worker): アルバイトの人 (ひと) (arubaito no hito)

• バイト (baito)

• Korean: 아르바이트 (areubaiteu)