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Honorifics

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  • We charge you 10,000 yen for the cost of the item and the packing fee.
  • Top Dai-Suru: A self-effacing expression of "もらう".
  • Itasu: A self-effacing expression of "する".
  • Where can I go for enrollment procedures? I'll call the person in charge now, please wait.
  • This question is about honorifics.
  • The action of waiting is done by the other party, so use the form of honoring him. "お待ちして」is a self-effacing use of "待たせて: please let me wait," which doesn't fit the meaning of the sentence.
  • "お/ご+なさる", "お/ご+なさる".
  • お/ご+なさる:Although it also expresses respect, it is seldom used in daily life and the level of respect is not as high as "お/ご+になる". Therefore, choose D.
  • Hello, I'd like to receive a copy of this product
  • Please pick it up from the person in charge.
  • お~ください: a term of respect that indicates that the speaker is asking the other person to do something.
  • け取る:to receive, to accept
  • Itadaku: A self-effacing phrase for "してもらう". Indicates please allow me ...... Please allow me ...... , does not match the expressed meaning of the article.
  • 拝受:"ける "的自谦语。 Since "拝受" already has the self-effacing conjunction "拝", there is no need to add the honorific conjunction "ご" when using it.
  • Dedai-suru: A self-effacing expression of "もらう"(もらう).
  • Nasaimasu: The honorific for "する".
  • Dedai Nasaku Kudasai: No such usage.
  • (in company)
  • DEPUTY: Minister, Suzuki from Company A has arrived.
  • SUPERVISOR: Well, ask him to wait in the first parlor for two or three minutes.
  • DEPARTMENT: Okay.
  • "お待ちいただく」:It means to ask Suzuki to wait for me as an expression of self-effacement.
  • "~てくれ" means that the superior asks the subordinate to do something.
  • Can you make me wait?
  • disturbance term (math.)
  • disturbance term (math.)
  • The museum is also open as usual on holidays.
  • お/ご+动词连用形/三类动词词干+になれる:It is the possible tense of honorific expression "お/ご+动词连用形/三类动词词干+になる", which means you can ...... You can ...... The meaning of