Teachers' Japanese and Polite Language

Teachers' daily language and polite language

Teachers' Japanese and polite expressions. In our present life, politeness is a common etiquette in modern civilization, which can well reflect a person's quality. The quality of interpersonal relationship is an important factor that determines the success or failure of life. Let's share the Japanese and polite expressions of teachers.

Teacher's Japanese and Polite Language 1 1. Meeting Language

Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, hello, nice to meet you, please give me more advice, please take care of me and so on.

Second, thank you.

Thank you, sorry to trouble you, I'm really sorry, please, thank you for your help.

Third, apologize.

Disturb each other or apologize to each other: "sorry", "please forgive", "sorry", "please wait a moment" and "please forgive". When accepting each other's thanks and apologies: "You're welcome", "You're welcome", "It's all right" and so on.

Fourth, farewell words

"Goodbye", "Welcome to visit again", "Have a nice trip" and "Please come again".

Five, polite language formula

Say "hello" when you meet someone, ask their last name, say "your last name" and ask their address to say "your home"

I admire you for a long time, but I haven't seen you for a long time. Ask for help and say "I'm sorry"

Ask someone to say "excuse me", ask someone to help you say "excuse me" and ask someone to answer "consult"

Say "please" for help, "excuse me" for others, and "excuse me" for convenience.

Please change the article to say "correct", accept goodwill, say "appreciate", ask for advice and say "teach"

Say "thank you" when you get help, wish people health, say "take care", congratulate people and say "congratulations"

When old people visit others, they say that "old" means being unwell, "in poor health" and "visiting".

Please accept "take it", send photos to people, say "save", welcome to buy, and say "patronize"

I hope to take care of "care" and praise people's opinions, say "high opinions" and return to the project, and say "return"

Invite someone to an appointment and say "pleasure". The other person will write to say "thank you" and "my humble abode".

It is not enough to say "consider", but to say "sorry", to make people understand and to say "forgive"

Improper words and deeds "sorry" condolences to others "hard work" greeting guests and saying "welcome"

The guests came and said "come" and waited for others to say "welcome", but didn't say "failed to meet"

Guests sit down and say "please sit down", accompany friends to say "company" and leave to say "goodbye".

Go first in the middle and say "I'm sorry". Please don't send someone away, say "stay" and send someone away and say "peace".

When you meet for the first time, you should say: Nice to meet you.

Waiting for others should say: wait.

Asking for help should say: please welcome customers should call: patronize.

Long time no see, it should be said: long time no see

If you leave halfway, you should say: I'm sorry.

Six, basic polite expressions

1, address format

Sir, Mr. so-and-so, madam, madam. Madam, madam, madam, miss.

2. Welcome speech

Good evening and welcome.

Step 3 greet

Hello, good morning, good afternoon, good evening, long time no see! Congratulations! I wish you a happy holiday and a merry Christmas!

I wish you a happy New Year! Happy birthday!

Step 5 say goodbye

Goodbye, good night, see you tomorrow, and welcome next time.

Step 6 apologize

Please forgive me. I'm sorry. Please don't mind. It's all our fault. I'm sorry.

Thank you and I appreciate it.

8. Response language

I see. Yes, that's all right. You're welcome.

Teachers' Japanese and polite expressions II. First of all, behave gracefully

1. Be gentle and decent without losing your teacher's demeanor. Every move, word and deed can set an example for students.

2. Abide by social ethics, abide by laws and regulations, and abide by the rules and regulations of the student park.

Don't play in front of students, parents and guests, don't make too many jokes and don't complain.

When encountering various conflicts inside and outside the park, treat each other with courtesy and don't do anything rude.

5. Desk items should be placed neatly, and no snacks should be eaten during working hours.

6. Don't entrust your parents to do things without permission.

Second, dignified appearance.

1. dignified and elegant, natural and unrestrained.

2. Dress neatly and elegantly, don't pursue fancy, don't wear navel dress and halter top, don't wear slippers, and don't wear high heels in class.

3. The hair is neat and clean, and the shawl hair is not combed when the shift is over.

4. Don't wear heavy makeup, and don't wear obvious fancy clothes such as jewelry during work hours.

Third, language civilization.

1. Speak Mandarin during working hours, with polite language, friendly expression and enthusiasm.

2. Speak politely, don't use foul language, and don't use foul language to hurt people.

3. The tone of the conversation is appropriate and mild. Look at each other when you speak to show respect. Use respectful words such as "please", "thank you" and "sorry".

Fourth, be polite to others.

1. Treat people sincerely, know how to respect, receive students' parents and guests, and give up your seat with a smile.

2. Colleagues respect each other, live in harmony, don't be suspicious, don't talk about others behind their backs, and don't pass on personal privacy.

3. Respect students' personality, do not corporal punishment or corporal punishment in disguised form, and students should reciprocate in time when greeting.

4. Attend meetings, activities or other parties on time. When listening to others, be attentive, patient and take notes.

5. Turn off the ringtone of communication tools during group activities, and do not answer external calls during class or meeting time.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) Teachers' Professional Quality

1. Have a high sense of responsibility and dedication: be serious and responsible for students, love and respect every student; Have good professionalism and dedication, be brave in hardship, and don't care about personal gains and losses for work; We should be clear about the relationship between our work and the student park, the future and social development.

2. Be good at unity and cooperation and properly handle the relationship with colleagues around you: be good at communication and resolve conflicts; Focus on collective interests, be kind to others and live in harmony; Can appreciate the value of cooperation with others.

Sixth, the mental outlook of teachers.

Teachers' spiritual outlook is the soul of teachers' image.

1. Proactive and helpful, able to share educational experience and achievements with others;

2. Abide by social morality; Pursue and create a happy, healthy and uplifting atmosphere;

3. Have a positive attitude towards life and values, giving people a vibrant and upward image. Teachers should strive to make themselves have the following psychological qualities and qualities: mentality-self-esteem; Quality-sincerity and integrity; Personality-lively and cheerful; Mind-open-minded, tolerant.

Seven, the teacher's gfd

1. Dress: Teachers should choose "fashionable and slightly conservative" clothes when they go to work, but they should not wear fashionable or too revealing clothes (miniskirts, shorts, suspenders and low-cut dresses). Dress conforms to the professional characteristics of teachers: lively and generous, appropriate size, convenient movement, bright colors, wearing different clothes on different occasions, and cultivating children with beauty.

2. Appearance (makeup): full of energy, healthy and upward, smiling and full of vitality. Keep your breath and body odor fresh and tidy; Daily makeup is natural, generous and elegant, matching with skin color clothes; Put an end to thick makeup and nails, and use cosmetics with pungent smell; Dye your hair in popular colors, and tie up your long hair at work to prevent it from hanging down; Forehead hair should not be too long, do not block the line of sight; Accessories should not be exaggerated, just embellished.

The behavior is natural and standardized, kind and elegant.

1. face-sincere smile, natural expression, giving people a kind, kind and credible feeling, not deliberately hiding the smile, avoiding moping and staring at the face.

2. Eyes-kindness and spirit, proper rotation range and reasonable eye distribution, so that every student can feel the teacher's attention.

3. Punctuality-get to work on time, and don't be late or leave early for various meetings and activities.

4. Sitting posture-Sit in and out from the seat, with gentle movements, sitting in front of the students, legs together, upper body upright, hands naturally placed.

5. Standing posture-chest out and abdomen in, head up and chest out, shoulders down, legs together, eyes looking straight up, standing without tilting.

6. Walking posture-the upper body is upright, the shoulders are stable, the center of gravity leans forward, the speed is moderate, and the stride is appropriate.

Teachers' good manners will bring elegance and tolerance to everyone who passes by you.

Teacher's Japanese and Politeness 3 1, greetings

Greetings generally do not emphasize the specific content, but only show a courtesy. When used, it is usually concise and clear, and it is not bound by the occasion. On no occasion should you omit greetings when meeting people. At the same time, no matter who greets you in any way, you should give a corresponding reply and don't ignore it.

In communication with people, common greetings mainly include "hello", "good morning", "good afternoon" and "good evening". When greeting foreigners, it is best to use international greetings. For example, how to use English? (Hello) Wait.

2. Welcome speech

Welcome language is an indispensable polite language when receiving visiting guests. Such as "welcome", "welcome everyone", "nice to meet you" and so on.

Step 3 apologize

In daily communication, people sometimes inevitably influence or disturb others for some reasons, especially when they are rude, stand up, defend themselves or miss, they should apologize to each other promptly, actively and sincerely. Common ways of apologizing are "sorry", "please forgive", "sorry", "rude" and "sorry to have kept you waiting". When you are embarrassed to apologize in person, you can also express it by phone or text message.

4. Please ask for help

Request language refers to the necessary language you should use when you make a request or request to others. When you make a request or request to others, you must first take the word "please" and be sincere in attitude and tone. Don't sell yourself short, let alone be arrogant. Common pleadings include "excuse me", "sorry", "thank you" and "trouble you". In Japan, people often say "Please take care" and "Please". English-speaking countries generally use "Excuseme".

5. Consulting language

Consultation language refers to the frequent and appropriate use of consultation language such as "Do you need help", "What can I do for you", "Do you have anything else", "Can I come in", "If you don't mind, can I have a look" and "Do you think this is ok", which will make others.

Step 6 greet

Compliment refers to the words used when others express their compliments. In communication, we should be good at discovering and appreciating the strengths of others and give them sincere praise in time. This can not only shorten the psychological distance between the two sides, but more importantly, it can reflect your tolerance and kindness. Common compliments are "very good", "not bad", "great", "really great" and "really beautiful". In the face of compliments from others, we should also respond positively and appropriately. For example, thank you for your encouragement, thank you, you flatter me, and you are not bad.

7. Reject language

Refusal refers to the language that implies with euphemistic words when it is inconvenient or difficult to directly explain the original intention, so that the other party will understand. In interpersonal communication, when the other party puts forward a question or request and it is difficult to answer the other party's "yes" or "no", some evasive language can be used to refuse. For example, to explain to the manager a visitor or uninvited guest that you haven't seen for a while, you can say politely:

"Sorry, the manager is having an important meeting. Can you come back another day? "

"Would you please make an appointment with the manager and contact you later?"

If the visitor is still pestering, he can smile and say, "I'm really sorry, I can't help you."

Step 8 say goodbye

Although farewell language gives people a sense of politeness, it is also sincere and warm. When you say goodbye to others, you should be friendly and gentle, your language should be measured, and you should be tactful and humble. For example, "Thank you again for coming, and you are welcome to come again!" "Nice to meet you. I hope to contact more in the future. " "Thank you very much. I will see you soon. " Wait a minute.