In Japanese grammar, the Polite Form is an essential part of daily communication, utilized when speaking to people of higher social status, strangers, or anyone you would like to show respect to. The Polite Form often consists of conjugating verbs in their “masu” form and can be used in both casual and formal situations. The importance of using Polite Form in Japanese cannot be overstated, as it reflects not only the speaker’s manners but also their interpersonal skills in navigating the complexities of Japanese social culture. This exercise aims to help you practice and better understand how to use the Polite Form in Japanese.
6. *教えます*(teach)先生は日本語を教えます。
7. *起きます*(wake up)毎朝、6時に起きます。
8. *聞きます*(listen)音楽を聞きます。
9. *帰ります*(return)仕事が終わったら、家に帰ります。
10. *読みます*(read)電車で本を読みます。
6. *喜びます*(happy)このプレゼントに喜びます。
7. *お休みなさい*(goodnight)お休みなさい、明日また会いましょう。
8. *お疲れさまでした*(job well done)今日の仕事、お疲れさまでした。
9. *お世話になりました*(grateful)この間、お世話になりました。
10. *おめでとうございます*(congratulations)誕生日おめでとうございます。
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