What do you mean by' ぉります'? How to use it? Thank you for your explanation. !

"ぉります" means: Thank you for your trouble.

Generally, it shows respect, that is, respect.

Can it be the same as "ぃる"?

Usage: imperative sentences are only followed by "ぃらっしゃる", "ぉっしゃる" and "くださ".

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Tenses in Japanese

The tenses of Japanese verbs are "past" and "present/future".

Japanese tenses are realized by the change of pseudonyms at the end of verbs. Usually Japanese verbs consist of two parts: stem and suffix. The stems are generally Chinese characters; The pseudonym that constitutes the suffix is called the sending pseudonym (sending name). For example, learning ぶ is a stem and ぶ is a suffix. There are two special verbs-come (come) and (do/do).

Verbs in modern Japanese all end in a U sound. According to the way of time change, it can be divided into four categories: five verbs (グルー12503I, the first group of verbs), one verb (グルー12503II, the second group of verbs) and カカォ.

apply in a flexible way

In Japanese, words that can be used flexibly are called pragmatic words. Verbs, adjectives and descriptive verbs are all words. They all change in time. Similar to temporal changes, they also use part of speech flexibly through the change of suffix pseudonyms. The flexible use of almost all words is regular.