manners in Japanese
manners in Japanese is 礼儀, 礼儀作法 — manners means socially accepted ways of behaving politely, especially toward others.
manners in Japanese
礼儀
Pronounced: reigi
Etiquette.
礼儀作法
Pronounced: reigisahō
Etiquette.
What does "manners" mean?
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noun Socially accepted ways of behaving politely, especially toward others.
"Her parents always insisted on good table manners."
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manners in a sentence
- Her parents always insisted on good table manners.
- It's bad manners to interrupt someone while they're speaking.
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What is "manners" in Japanese?
"manners" in Japanese is 礼儀, 礼儀作法. manners means: Socially accepted ways of behaving politely, especially toward others.
How do you pronounce 礼儀?
"manners" in Japanese is 礼儀, pronounced "reigi".
How do you use "manners" in a sentence?
Example: "Her parents always insisted on good table manners." In Japanese, "manners" is 礼儀, 礼儀作法.
Are there other ways to say "manners" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "manners": 礼儀, 礼儀作法.
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