ます follows verbs and verb auxiliaries, but follows honorific verbs ぃらっしゃる, ぉっしゃる, なな. Its pre-existing form can be followed by flexible words in suffix form, and です can also be followed by adjectives, auxiliary verbs たぃ, らしぃ, た and ぬ, all of which constitute a sign of respect. For example:
Please don't worry about it.
Goodbye.
Eat, eat, eat.
Come on, come on.
する します
せる せます
させる させます
れる れます
られる られます
たがる たがります
いらっしゃる いらっしゃいます
おっしゃる おっしゃいます
くださる くださいます
なさる なさいます
ござる ございます
Students, students.
Big, big, big, big, big.
Beijing, Beijing, Beijing
The flexible use of ます belongs to a special type of flexible use. The pre-existing forms are ませ and ましょ (ませ) followed by auxiliary verbs ぬましょ).
Private Japan がよくわかりません.
A thread, no, no, no.
Japan, Japan, Japan, Japan, Japan, Japan, Japan, Japan.
In private, Japanese is reluctant.
ぁそこにぇますのがです.
ぉにかかることができますればせにじじじ.
Good morning, sorry, sorry.
No, I don't think so. I don't think so.
Five years ago, the library.
Take a break. Take a break. Take a break. Take a break. Take a break. Take a break. Take a break. Take a break. Take a break.
Fan Chao, meat, steamed bread, steamed bread, food, etc.
Today is tomorrow, tomorrow is tomorrow.
こんなさですのによぅこそ.
Lack of preparation and self-confidence.