Oct 12, 2020
‘Arigato gozaimasu’ (thank you very much), by shodo master Masato Kawahatsu.
This is to thank many of you for checking out my research project - and for this blog reaching 20k followers 🙇🏻♀️
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‘Arigato gozaimasu’ (thank you very much), by shodo master Masato Kawahatsu.
This is to thank many of you for checking out my research project - and for this blog reaching 20k followers 🙇🏻♀️
Celebrating 4 years!!!
Ohayo mina-san,
Arigato!! Many thanks for all the followers who’be kept up with this blog from the beginning up til now! It means a lot to me and I really appreciate the likes and reblogs. It makes me very happy to be able to contribute in my own way to the manga community out here on tumblr and I hope that I can continue to do so. More art and news are to come soon 😋😉
港区おじさんのお祝い🥂 #instagram #9thanniversary #9thbirthday #omedeto #gozaimasu #minatokuojisan (フェイスブック ジャパン) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3MpQQrDILt/?igshid=zd9wyt1br87w
Greetings from actually japan #stillhasnthitmethatimhere #hypu #ohaiyoo #gozaimasu
Killer ramen. Crawfish, spicy sausage, pickled okra and jalapeño, chewy ramen noodles, and I take it extra spicy. I’ve been a little under the weather this week and this promises to cure what ails me. . . . . #ramen #arkansashearthospital #crawfish #spicysausage #andouille #pickledokra #pickledjalapeno #extraspicy #gozaimasu (at Arkansas Heart Hospital)
ございます
I understand what the function of ございます is, but I'd be curious to know what it means literally. The ます suffix implies that it is technically a verb, no?
Aye, it is a verb. It's an archaic, polite form of ある, in other words, an older, politer, form of です, performing the same function of adding politeness to a sentence.
It breaks down like this - ご is the same ご / お you see elsewhere, roughly "honourable", ざい is from ざる, which is an archaic alternative to ある, and ます you're familiar with, as the polite verb form from a plain verb form.
https://www.duolingo.com/comment/23097856
Righteous day of work #bluefin #science #arigato #gozaimasu #babytuna @montereybayaquarium (at Tsushima-shi)
#arigato #gozaimasu