English–Japanese
“etiquette” in Japanese
How to say “etiquette” in Japanese
“Etiquette” in Japanese is 作法 (sahō).
Expresses the proper manner of acting or performing something according to a shared social or practical standard.
Example sentences with 作法
国や地域によって作法が異なります。kuni ya chi iki ni yo tte sa hō ga koto na ri ma su
Etiquette differs depending on the country or region.
Tips for using 作法
- English etiquette usually focuses on social manners, while 作法 (sahō) also covers the proper way to perform an activity such as a tea ceremony.
Other Japanese words for “etiquette”
食事のエチケットを守ります。shoku ji no e chi ke tto o mamo ri ma su
I follow dining etiquette.
