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Why do you use imperative sentences for "Welcome" in Japanese?
In fact, this is an invitation to visitors. Change from the old saying.
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The auxiliary verb "ます" is the imperative sentence "ませせなので "and" ぉすすのがぉ "in five stages.
いらっしゃる > いらっしゃれ > いらっしゃい
いらっしゃります > いらっしゃいます
くださる > くだされ > ください
くださります > くださいます
なさる > なされ > なさい
なさります > なさいます
こ 123983 The verb はで, imperative mood's のれと and ますの are used with のりの.
その is an auxiliary verb ますがつぃのたののが in the form of ぃのが.
いらっしゃいます > いらっしゃいませ
ださいます > くださいませ
なさいます > なさいませ
This is a big deal. Verb にはつきませはこれのはつきませはこ
のぃぃぃなどにぃられる) や dialect,
ぉぃでませ, くだしゃりませ, ぁらら ら
などのもぁります.
ぃらっしゃぃはぃらっしゃせぃら
ぃらっしゃぃませの means はの, honorific imperative ですから, の
The guests came and felt the same way.
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