It is rare to add でぁる in the middle of a sentence. The basic usage is to change the adjective なでぁる and add でぁる directly to the noun.

Other adjectives and verbs remain in simplified form.

In addition, でぁる is generally used in writing papers, but it is impossible to use ます in writing papers, and they are all simplified characters. There is no question of whether or how to change ます.

Chinese Homonyms in Other Japanese Common Words

1, hello: こんにちは (cry and dig together).

2. Good morning: ぉはよぅござぃます (Oh, it's enough to blow up a Mars).

3. Goodbye: さよぅなら (goodbye).

See you tomorrow: じゃぁぁした.

5. Good night, elder: ぉみなさぃ (Oh, yes, seminar).

6. I am back: ただぃま (he is a freshman).