Results, 礼儀

全zen生徒seitoがgaプロムPUROMUのno夜yoru礼儀reigi正しくtadashiku振る舞っfurumaてteいるiruのnoをwo見miてte驚いodoroiたta。
It was a surprise to see all the students behaving with decorum on prom night.
君kimiらしくないrashikunaiかも知れないkamoshirenaiがga、せめてsemete礼儀reigiくらいkurai守ったらmamottaraどうdouだda。
You could at least try to be a bit more polite, even though it's not like you.
一生懸命isshoukenmei作られたtsukuraretaゲームGEEMUにはniha、一生懸命にisshoukenmeini取り組むtorikumuのnoがga礼儀reigiなんだnandaよyo？ポーズPOOZUボタンBOTANなんてnante押したらoshitaraゲームGEEMUにni失礼shitsureiだdaもんmon。
It's only manners to tackle all out a game that they have gone all out in creating. Pressing the pause button is just rude!
老人roujinにni席を譲るsekiwoyuzuruとはtoha彼kareもmo礼儀reigiをwoわきまえているwakimaeteiru。
It was civil of him to offer his seat to the old man.
礼儀reigiはha今日kyou、以前izenほどhodo守られていないmamorareteinai。
Politeness is less observed today than it used to be.
礼儀reigiにni気をつけkiwotsukeなければならないnakerebanaranai。
You must look to your manners.
彼kareはha礼儀reigiにniかけているkaketeiru。
He is wanting in courtesy.
彼kareはha謝るayamaruというtoiu礼儀reigiさえもsaemoわきまえていなかったwakimaeteinakatta。
He did not even have the grace to apologize.
彼のkareno礼儀reigiはha紳士shinshiらしくないrashikunai。
His manners are not those of a gentleman.
日本nipponでdeはha誰かdarekaにni会ったatta時toki、お辞儀ojigiをwoするsuruのnoがga礼儀reigiとtoされるsareru。
In Japan, it is proper to bow when you meet someone.
日本nipponでdeはhaお辞儀ojigiをwoするsuruのnoがga普通のfutsuuno礼儀reigiですdesu。
In Japan, bowing is common courtesy.
朝早くasahayaku人hitoをwo訪問houmonするsuruのnoはha礼儀reigiにni反するhansuru。
It is against etiquette to call on a person early in the morning.
親切心shinsetsushinはha礼儀reigiのno本質honshitsuであるdearu。
Kindness is the essence of politeness.
謝るayamaruぐらいguraiのno礼儀reigiはha彼女kanojoもmo心得ていたkokoroeteita。
She had the decency to apologize.
彼kareがga礼儀reigi正しいtadashiiのでnode、私watashiたちtachiはha尊敬sonkeiしshiてteいるiru。
We look up to him because of his politeness.
堅苦しいkatakurushii礼儀reigiはha一切抜き抜kiにniしましょうshimashou。
Let's do away with all formalities.
そんなsonnaことkotoをwoするsuruのnoはha礼儀reigiのno常識joushikiをwo欠いているkaiteiru。
That is beneath ordinary decency.
そうするsousuruのnoはha礼儀reigiにniかなわないkanawanai。
It is not etiquette to do so.
スミスSUMISUさんsanはha礼儀reigiをwoわきまえているwakimaeteiruのでnode他のtano人hitoのno悪口waruguchiはha言わないiwanai。
Mr Smith is too polite to say anything bad about others.
あなたanataはhaどんなdonnaおo客客にもnimo礼儀reigiをwo尽くさtsukusaねばならないnebanaranai。
You must be courteous to any guest.
礼儀reigi正しくtadashikuしshiてteくださいkudasai。
Please be polite.
彼女kanojoはhaまったくmattaku礼儀reigiがgaなっnaてteないnai。
She has no manners.
日本人nipponjinはha概してgaishite礼儀reigi正しいtadashii。
Japanese people in general are polite.
一般ippan的tekiにni言っiてte日本人nipponjinはha礼儀reigi正しいtadashii。
Japanese people in general are polite.
おo年寄りtoshiyoriにni席sekiをwo譲るyuzuruとtoはha、彼kareはhaなんとnanto礼儀reigi正しいtadashii人hitoなnaんnだda。
It was polite of him to offer his seat to the old man.
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礼儀☆【れいぎreigi】

noun:

  • manners; courtesy; etiquette

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