Japanese is a cohesive language, which forms sentences by pasting grammatical elements on words. This language is called flexible use. The combination between them is not close, only showing grammatical functions without changing the meaning of the original words. What are the papers about the usage of honorifics in Japanese? The following is my paper on the usage of honorifics in Japanese. Welcome to reading.

A paper on the usage of honorifics in Japanese

Degrade one's behavior, state and everything to raise the other's identity and achieve the purpose of showing respect.

For example, belittle yourself: わたくし

Degrade yourself: ぉけする (ける) ,する (む), ぅかが.

Despise your own company, school and everything: bad clubs, pawn clubs, small clubs, bad schools, poor food, rough products.

Research on the usage of honorific Ding Ning in Japanese

Polite expressions are more widely used than the above two.

For example: ○ですますたましたでしょ.

A paper on the usage of honorifics in Japanese

Improve the status of the other party and use respectful language, not only to the person who shows respect, but also to the actions, states and everything related to this person.

? For example, the titles: ○さまさん, ○さん, Minister○こちらさま.

Verb honorifics: (word), (lift, xing)

Put ご or ぉ before nouns and adjectives to show respect: ご family, ご relatives, Yushe, ぉ zai, ぉぉし, と faction, と match, と