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Japanese Keigo Basics

Basic honorific, humble, and polite speech forms (keigo) used in formal Japanese conversation. Front: the Japanese word or phrase (romaji romanization in parentheses). Back: English meaning.

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36 basic cards for Intermediate Japanese. It opens with "いらっしゃる (irassharu)" and "おっしゃる (ossharu)". More Japanese at other levels is listed below.

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いらっしゃる (irassharu)
Show answerto be, go, or come (honorific for いる, いく, くる)
おっしゃる (ossharu)
Show answerto say (honorific)
召し上がる (meshiagaru)
Show answerto eat or drink (honorific)
ご覧になる (goran ni naru)
Show answerto look at or see (honorific)
お聞きになる (okiki ni naru)
Show answerto listen or hear (honorific)
ご存知 (gozonji)
Show answerto know (honorific)
なさる (nasaru)
Show answerto do (honorific)
くださる (kudasaru)
Show answerto give or do for someone (honorific)
お子さん (okosan)
Show answerchild (honorific)
お誕生日 (otanjoubi)
Show answerbirthday (honorific)
ご家族 (gokazoku)
Show answerfamily (honorific)
ご主人 (goshujin)
Show answerhusband (honorific)
奥さん (okusama)
Show answerwife (honorific)
お母さん (okaasan)
Show answermother (honorific)
いたします (itashimasu)
Show answerI will do (humble)

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