Is keigo like where you say ではあります instead of です and stuff?
I think Keigo is the general term for the formal Japanese language, です and ます is teineigo but there is also sonkeigo and kenjougo which I haven’t really learned yet
Is keigo like where you say ではあります instead of です and stuff?
I think Keigo is the general term for the formal Japanese language, です and ます is teineigo but there is also sonkeigo and kenjougo which I haven’t really learned yet
Teineigo, sonkeigo, kenjougo belong all to keigo
Wow, that's a lot I really didn't know what I was getting myself into when I started learning Japanese
Is keigo like where you say ではあります instead of です and stuff?
I think Keigo is the general term for the formal Japanese language, です and ます is teineigo but there is also sonkeigo and kenjougo which I haven’t really learned yet
Teineigo, sonkeigo, kenjougo belong all to keigo
Wow, that's a lot I really didn't know what I was getting myself into when I started learning Japanese
Me neither But I accept new challenges So far pitch accent was the biggest moment