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日本文学;【朗読と原稿用紙の書き方】「まなづるとダァリヤ」宮沢賢治Enjoy Japanese Literature(^_-)-☆
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Kanji Name for "Ashlyn" in Japanese calligraphy #shorts
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■作者不詳「大なまづ ねこのたハむれ」個人蔵 ■「この大鯰を食べてしまいたい」というせりふも書き込まれています。 ■ ネコを描いた浮世絵が並ぶ企画展「江戸にゃんこ 浮世絵ネコづくし」が4月1日から、東京都渋谷区の太田記念美術館で始まります。
" Bring Spring Running " // Astrailor
春といえば桜。この写真の桜の花も素敵ですが、レール脇の菜の花の美しさはなんとも言えないくらい誇らしげで尊く感じます。
Cherry blossoms are synonymous with spring. The cherry blossoms in this photo are wonderful, but the beauty of the canola flowers on the side of the rail is indescribably proud and precious.
‘Yoyokiku and Yoyotsuru of the House Matsubaya’ (a parody on the kabuki play Sukeroku), by Kitagawa Utamaro, ca. 1790.
「青楼歌舞伎やつし画尽 十番続」 喜多川歌麿 【松葉屋内 / 代々きく / 代々つる / 歌麿筆】 Complete Illustrations of Yoshiwara Parodies of Kabuki, a Set of Ten (Seirô kabuki yatsushi ezukushi, jûban tsuzuki) 1798
Plum Estate, Kameido, by Utagawa Hiroshige, 1856-1859
Description; https://www.masterpiece-of-japanese-culture.com/paintings/ukiyoe-wood-block-printing/utagawa-hiroshige/hiroshige-plum-garden-ukiyo-e-art-print
All printings of One Hundred Famous Views of Edo; https://www.masterpiece-of-japanese-culture.com/paintings/ukiyoe-wood-block-printing/utagawa-hiroshige/hiroshiges-one-hundred-famous-views-edo
梅の花 / Plum blossom
“ Lucky Double Diamond Fuji “ // 𝐊𝐄𝐍 𝐌𝐎𝐑𝐈𝐘𝐀
Mt. Fuji is an active volcano with an altitude of 3,776m. There are several mountain trails. I have climbed to the top four times and seen the sunrise. This special sunrise is called "go rai kô(御来光)". Go rai kô is the sunrise seen from the top of the mountain. / 富士山は標高3,776mの活火山です。 登山道がいくつかあります。 私は4回頂上に登り、日の出を見ました。 この特別な日の出を「御来光」と呼びます。 御来光とは、山頂から見る日の出。
Basket Ferry, Hida Province, from Famous Views of the Sixty-odd Provinces, by Utagawa Hiroshige, 1853-1856
Choshi Outside Beach, Shimousa Province, from Famous Views of the Sixty-odd Provinces, by Utagawa Hiroshige, 1854-1856
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Your Kanji name / Donia, Dalia ドニア、ダリア
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“Happy Birthday” semi-cursive style: Japanese Calligraphy #Shorts
Asakusa rice fields and Torinomachi Festival, from One Hundred Famous Views of Edo, by Utagawa Hiroshige, 1856-1858
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謙譲語 - Humble Keigo
敬語 (けいご・keigo) is respectful speech in Japanese. 敬語 is based in the social hierarchy that has carried over into modern Japanese society from ancient times. There are three forms of 敬語 - teineigo, sonkeigo, and kenjougo.
謙譲語 (けんじょうご・kenjougo) is humble Japanese. This style is used when referring to yourself, or to someone in your inner circle - like your family, your colleagues, etc. This style should be used when you are speaking to someone of higher social rank when describing your actions or the actions of someone in your inner circle. You must never use this style to refer to someone who is not in your inner circle or to refer to the person you are talking to.
Regular Kenjougo Verb Forms
To create the humble form of most verbs, add the prefix お to the stem form of the verb and add する to the end.
Polite Form → Humble Form
Verb-stem + ます → お + Verb-stem + します
待ちます → お待ちします (おまちします) to wait
教えます → お教えします (おおしえします) to teach
書きます → お書きします (おかきします) to write
Irregular Kenjougo Verb Forms
Plain Form → Humble Form
行く (いく)・来る (くる) → 参ります (まいります) to go/to come
いる → おります to be
食べる (たべる)・飲む (のむ) → いただきます to eat/to drink
言う (いう) → [意見を]申し上げます ([いけんを]もうしあげます) to say (one's opinion)
言う (いう) → [名前と]申します ([なまえと]もうします) to be called (name)
見る (みる) → 拝見します (はいけんします) to see
する → いたします to do
知っている (しっている) → [今日会議があることを]存じております ([きょうかいぎがあることを]ぞんじております) to know (something)
知っている (しっている) → [社長を]知っております ([しゃちょうを]しっております) to know (someone)
あげる → さしあげます to give
もらいます → いただきます to receive
思う (おもう) → 存じる (ぞんじる) to think/to feel
聞く (きく) → 伺う (うかがう) to ask/to listen
会う (あう) → お目にかかります (おめにかかります) to meet
読む (よむ) → 拝読します (はいどくします) to read
~ている → ~ております Verb -ing (ongoing action, state, repetition)
Other Humble Forms
です → でございます copula
人 (ひと) → 者 (もの) person
丁重語 - Courteous Language
In addition to 謙譲語 there is also 丁重語 (ていちょうご・teichougo), or courteous language, which is humble language in which an action or object is not directed toward the listener or a third party, but when you are speaking to someone with whom you wish to be very polite.
Because these phrases are associated with being humble, they are listed above but I am also grouping them here.
おります to be
参ります (まいります) to go/to come
いたします to do
いただきます to receive/to eat/to drink
申します (もうします) to say, to be called
存じております (ぞんじております) to know
Example Sentences
I am Sakura. Normal: さくらです。 謙譲語: さくらと申します。
I read this book. Normal: この本を読みました。 謙譲語: この本を拝読しました。
The train is arriving. Normal: 電車が来ます。 謙譲語: 電車が参ります。
See also: Basic Keigo, Polite Keigo, Honorific Keigo
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