まする

Frequency rank: 11,397. – 11,423.

auxiliary verb

used to indicate respect for the listener (or reader)polite (teineigo) languagesee also ます

Forms

まするFrequency rank: 11,397. – 11,423.

Generated definitions (experimental)

used to indicate respect for the listener (or reader)

This expression is used in formal or polite contexts in Japanese to show respect or deference to the person being spoken to or referred to. It is often utilized in everyday conversation as well as in written communication to maintain a level of politeness.

。

How are you?

ござい。

Thank you for coming here.

Generated collocations (experimental)

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