How to say 'Manners' in Japanese | マナー

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The Japanese word for Manners is 'Manaa', written as マナー in Japanese.

word

マナー

Meaning

Manners

Reading

Manaa

Explanation

The Japanese noun 'マナー (まなー)' refers to 'manners' or 'etiquette'. It is used to describe proper behavior or social norms in various situations, such as dining, public spaces, or communication. This word is often borrowed from English and is commonly used in contexts related to politeness and social conduct. For example: Good manners are important「マナーは大切です」(まなーはたいせつです). He has bad table manners「彼はテーブルマナーが悪い」(かれはてーぶるまながわるい). The word can also be used in compound phrases like 'テーブルマナー (てーぶるまなー)' (table manners) or 'ビジネスマナー (びじねすまなー)' (business etiquette).

Part Of Speech

noun

Frequency

6336

Composition

katakana

Handwriting

Katakana in the Word マナー

This word contains 2 Katakana characters :

katakana

マ

Reading

katakana

ナ

Reading

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