How to say calling in Japanese

お召し【おめしomeshi】御召し・お召・御召: noun:
summoning; calling; riding; wearing; dressing; clothing - honorific language
(high-quality) silk crepe (fabric) - abbreviation ➜ 御召縮緬

Example Sentences

誰dare がgaツンデレTSUNDEREかっka！少なくともsukunakutomoデレDEREとかtoka、したshita 覚えoboe なんかnanka ないnai わwa よっyo！: Who are you calling sweet-n-sour?! At the very least I certainly don't remember being sweet!
だda、ダメDAME かなkana？下の名前shitanonamae でde 呼んじゃyonja。: I-Is that OK? Calling you by your first name...
いやいやiyaiya、結構kekkou 結構kekkou。下の名前shitanonamae でde 呼び合うyobiau のno はha 親近感shinkinkan がga わいてwaite よろしいyoroshii ことkoto だda。: Not at all, that's perfectly fine. Calling each other by one's given name is a good thing; it produces a feeling of fellowship.
約束yakusoku なしにnashini 他人tanin をwo 訪問houmon するsuru ことkoto はha 避けsake なければいけませんnakerebaikemasen。: We must avoid calling on others without an appointment.
夜yoru１０時ji 以後igo にni 人hito にni 電話denwa するsuru にはniha 避けるsakeru べきbeki だda。: You should avoid calling a person after ten at night.

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