Japanese Greetings and Classroom Etiquette

Nice to meet you

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A Japanese phrase meaning 'Nice to meet you.'

To treat others with consideration and honor.

The physical and social settings conducive to education.

The way cultural backgrounds shape our self-perception.

A person who can speak multiple languages.

The surname or last name of a person.

The personal name given to someone at birth.

The Japanese word for 'family.'

Different vocabulary used for someone else's family.

Japanese word for 'father' when referring to one's own.

Japanese word for 'father' when speaking formally.

Japanese word for 'mother' when used informally.

Japanese word for 'mother' in a formal context.

Distinct terms for siblings depending on context.

Japanese term for 'your family' in a formal way.

Japanese word for 'siblings' in general.

Japanese term for 'child.'

Japanese term for 'daughter' in a formal context.

Japanese word for 'younger sister.'

Japanese term for 'aunt' in a formal way.

Common phrases for asking about family.

Japanese term for 'grandfather' when speaking informally.

Naming conventions change based on formality in Japanese.

A relative who is the child of one's uncle or aunt.

Errors made during learning or using a language.

Activities done for pleasure during one's free time.

The way family members interact within a family unit.

The act of sharing or exchanging information.

The amount of interaction one has with different languages.