Talk:Writing and Conversation Points

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		+	: I think this should only be mentioned if we can ''name names''. i.e. produce an example of at least one textbook (preferably still being published) that does this.[[User:Paul b|Paul b]]

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敬語に関する考え方

敬語に関する考え方は、年齢によって異なります。一般に、大学生以上であれば、最低限の敬語が使えることが望ましいと考えられます。年齢が上がるに従って、年齢や趣味、思想の異なる人間と共同作業をする機会が増えます。すなわち、親しい友人以外と話す機会が増えてくるのです。そのときに使われるのが適度な敬語です。また社会人であれば、顧客や上司に対しておのずと敬語が使われます。これが使えないと、つまらぬ摩擦を招く可能性があると考えられます。

親しさを表す語尾(終助詞)と、横柄な印象を与える語尾の違い

• 「何？」「何だと？」
• 「してくれ」「してくれない？」
• 「したいか？」「したいの?」
• 「どうしたんだ」「どうしたの?」
• 「暑いか」「暑いの?」

• [1]Usage of 二人称の人代？]
• [2]絶対におかしい]
• [3]Bored Japanese Ranting ^_^]
• [4]Feminine and Masculine Japanese]
• [5]礼節の問題]
• [6]Politeness levels]

Related articles by clay-san:

• [7]The Various Degrees of Politeness]
• [8]I, me, you, thou...]

--Coco　 11:31, 31 July 2006 (EDT)

Textbooks

It might be worth noting that some textbooks will teach 今日は as こんにちは in the early lessons to get the students familiar with kanji. Then in a later lesson it is stated that こんにちは is usually written in kana, and that the kanji is actually a non-standard usage and should be avoided.

Of course by this point many students have already gotten into the habit....

Rykk

I think this should only be mentioned if we can name names. i.e. produce an example of at least one textbook (preferably still being published) that does this.Paul b