エチケット
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Base noun form. A loanword from English 'etiquette', referring to rules of polite behavior in social or professional situations. Commonly used in phrases like 『エチケットを守る』 (echiketto o mamoru, 'to observe etiquette').
Theme
At a cultural exchange event, User and their friend Yumi are talking about manners in different countries.
エチケット
エチケット
etiquette
Culture & SocietyTraditions & Customs
Memory Hook
Think of 'etiquette' as a key to good manners. 『エチケット』 (echiketto, 'etiquette') sounds like 'etiquette' in English — it's a borrowed word! 'Etiquette' → エチケット (echiketto, 'etiquette').
Cultural Note
Japanese culture emphasizes etiquette in social interactions, such as bowing, using honorific language, and proper table manners. The word 『エチケット』 (echiketto, 'etiquette') is often used in formal settings, like business or dining, to refer to polite behavior and customs.
Forms
Base: エチケットBase noun form. A loanword from English 'etiquette', referring to rules of polite behavior in social or professional situations. Commonly used in phrases like 『エチケットを守る』 (echiketto o mamoru, 'to observe etiquette').