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Honorification(or keigo in Japanese) can be categorized into three kinds; polite language (teinei-go), respectful language (sonkei-go) and humble language (kenjo-go). It’s very important that these three are used appropriately, as the situation demands. Kanjiis known as one of the most d...
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Which brings us to what Lisa described as the elephant in the room—onomatopoeia, a form of language that is very common in Japanese and wreaks fear in the heart of the J to E translator. How common is it? Well, I cannot spell “onomatopoeia” without looking it up, but the word in...
Q: Can you post all Japanese Kanji? A: A good Japanese Kanji dictionary will list around 10,000 different Kanji. Not all of these are used regularly in Japan (some not at all) but there are still 2,136 Jouyou (regularly used) Kanji (as of Nov, 2010) and that is too many to lis...
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Therefore to show the same level of formality, women need to use the more formal form, watakushi, which makes them, in general, sound more polite than men (Ide 1979:40). These asymmetries are often claimed to be linguistic evidence for Japanese women's subordinate position and for social ...
The term “domo” is literally “very,” while “gozaimasu” is the polite form of “to have” (aru; ある). It can be confusing but for the sake of simplicity, remember the longer the expression, the more formal it is. Doumo
Depends on the level of politeness you wish to express (longer is more polite). Disbanding now, good job. - otsukaresama deshita [ おつかれさまでした ( お疲れ様でした ) ] * I don't know if this is the exact translation, but it's something the Japanese say when they are ...
Even when a character is meant to sound friendly, more formal phrasing is often used in Japanese due to cultural norms and conventions. The tone also depends heavily on age and power dynamics: people use more polite forms when speaking to someone older or of higher rank. Additionally, differen...