US /pəˈlaɪtnɪs/
・UK /pə'laɪtnəs/
of politeness and goodness and that we would prefer to join the circus - or Goldman Sachs.
Politeness is super important, especially in formal situations.
Politeness is super important, especially in formal situations.
Politeness and sincerity often take precedence over practical friendliness
In Japan, politeness and sincerity often take precedence over practical friendliness, which is deeply rooted in the idea that the customer is God, ultimately shaping how service is delivered with careful attention to manners, tone, and
Again, it is effective in ensuring politeness because it makes the sentence feel far less direct or the demand to feel less con⏤confrontational.
Again, it is effective in ensuring politeness because it makes the sentence feel far less direct or the demand to feel less confrontational.
Who would be there out of pure obligation and politeness,
Who would be there out of pure obligation and politeness,
The most important thing to remember is politeness.
The most important thing to remember is politeness.
The most basic thing to say is, "What?" but you can level up the politeness by adding, "I'm sorry." So you can say either, "I'm sorry what?" or, "What, I'm sorry?" Perhaps Lieutenant Lamar could be of help.
But you can level up the politeness by adding, I'm sorry.
everybody else, honest advice that was untainted by political correctness and, in fact, sometimes untainted by politeness even.
and in fact sometimes untainted by politeness even but
the maid's eyes) the older man bowed and accosted the other with a very pretty manner of politeness.
When they had come within speech, which was just under the maid's eyes, the older man bowed and accosted the other with a very pretty manner of politeness.
It is a marker for politeness, showing respect for the person or thing it is affixed to.
お o-, is used as part of the honorific system of speech. It is a marker for politeness,