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Japanese Keigo The Right Way: Advanced Japanese

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Keigo is a distinctive feature of Japanese. By using exalted references for others, and humble terms for yourself (and your group), you express honor toward your listener.

But Japanese keigo is not simple: Choosing the right keigo word or phrase in the right situation for the right listener can be challenging. Use the wrong word, and your listener might be insulted, or even misunderstand what you are saying.

This free keigo quiz will help you check up on your keigo knowledge. If you get all the questions right, count yourself as a keigo expert. If you miss a few, don't give up—keep practicing keigo and Japanese every day, and you can master this beautiful language.

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Perhaps we'll see you one day soon in an online lesson! In any case, we wish you the best of luck in your Japanese studies.

正しい敬語(けいご)を使おう

しいはどれですか。んでください。

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Aさんはおがあまりめません  
もっとめ。  
A     
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AさんとBさんはしぶりにいました  
A:こんにちは。おしぶりです。  
B:におしぶりですね。     
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せる  
Aこちらが     
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てくれたおして  
は、     。
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