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    This document provides a summary of Japanese manners when eating. It introduces several common Japanese phrases used at mealtimes, along with their meanings and appropriate sociolinguistic contexts. The phrases discussed include "Itadakimasu" said before eating, "Go-chisōsama deshita" and "Go-chisōsama" said after eating to thank the host, and "Oishii" said to compliment food. Details are also given on using honorific language like "sama" appropriately.

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    This document provides a summary of Japanese manners when eating. It introduces several common Japanese phrases used at mealtimes, along with their meanings and appropriate sociolinguistic contexts. The phrases discussed include "Itadakimasu" said before eating, "Go-chisōsama deshita" and "Go-chisōsama" said after eating to thank the host, and "Oishii" said to compliment food. Details are also given on using honorific language like "sama" appropriately.

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    This document provides a summary of Japanese manners when eating. It introduces several common Japanese phrases used at mealtimes, along with their meanings and appropriate sociolinguistic contexts. The phrases discussed include "Itadakimasu" said before eating, "Go-chisōsama deshita" and "Go-chisōsama" said after eating to thank the host, and "Oishii" said to compliment food. Details are also given on using honorific language like "sama" appropriately.

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    Basic Japanese #5: Japanese Manners (2)

    5 Formal Kanji
    Formal Kana
    Formal Romanization
    English
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    Vocabulary 2
    Grammar Points 3
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    Kanji
    
      
      
     

    Kana
    
      
      
     

    Formal Romanization
    Itadakimasu.
    Go-chis 
    Go-chis !
    Oishii!
    2
    English
    (literally) I'll start eating.
    Thank you for delicious meal.(casual)
    Thank you for delicious meal.(polite)
    It's delicious!

    Vocabulary
    Kanji
     Kana
     Romaji English
          Itadakimasu.
    Go-chis 
    I will start eating.
    Thank you for
    delicious

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          Go-chis 


    meal.(casual)
    Thank you for
    deshita. delicious
        meal.(polite)
      oishii
    kanpai
    delicious;Adj (i)
    cheers

    Grammar Points
    The focus of this lesson is Manners when you eat.

      
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    Oishii (
    the food while you are eating. If it's good, you can say oishii (
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    means "it's delicious."

    Language Tip

    Before drinking at a party, you can say kanpai! (


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