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17 examples found containing 'お世辞' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)
せじ
世辞
ジョンさん
にほんご
日本語
ネイティブ
すごい
In all seriousness, John's Japanese is native level.
かれ
かれ
きんべん
勤勉
ほめて
せじ
世辞
った

They flattered him about his diligence.
せじ
世辞
せられる
はめつ
破滅
まね

When the flatterer pipes, then the devil dances.
かのじょ
彼女
すぐ
せじ
世辞
やすい
She is readily accessible to flattery.
かれ
かのじょ
彼女
ことば
言葉
せじ
世辞
とった
He took her remarks as flattery.
かれ
わたし
せじ
世辞
った

He paid me a compliment.
かれ
せじ
世辞
だれのらない
No one will be caught by his flattery.
その
びと
せじ
世辞
うまい
The attendant is good at flattery.
その
きゃくしつ
客室
じょうむいん
乗務員
せじ
世辞
うま
上手

The cabin attendant is good at flattery.
せじ
世辞
つけよ
Beware of smooth talk.
せじ
世辞
うそこと
Complimenting is lying.
かれ
せじ
世辞
えば
ほどますます
わたし
かれ
いやなる
The more he flatters, the less I like him.
わたしたち
私達
かのじょ
彼女
りょうり
料理
せじ
世辞
った

We flattered her on her cooking.
せじ
世辞
って
むだ
無駄

There is nothing to be gained by flattery.
かれ
くちべた
口下手
せじ
世辞
ようりょう
要領
いい
えません
それだけかえって
わたし
かれ
きな
です
He may be a poor talker and far from shrewd, but I like him all the better for that.
せじ
世辞
ことうそつくことである
Complimenting is lying.
がいこくじん
外国人
いっぱん
一般
にほんじん
日本人
たが
あいて
相手
わなければならない
ほど
せじ
世辞
ひつよう
必要
しないであるこれ
あたま
れておいて
いいことである
Foreigners in general don't need as many compliments as Japanese are required to give each other, and it is good to keep this in mind.
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