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Japanese grammar Nounをくださる: honorific way to say someone of higher status gives something to the speaker. Pattern and examples.

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〜をくださる | honorific way to say someone of higher status gives something to the speaker

Key takeaways

Grammar pattern 〜をくださる (Nounをくださる): honorific way to say someone of higher status gives something to the speaker.

See example sentences below.

〜をくださる at a glance

At a glance
〜をくださる
~ o kudasaru
Social interaction
Expression
〜をくださる
Reading
~ o kudasaru
Natural meaning
honorific way to say someone of higher status gives something to the speaker
Typical use
Social interaction

Core meaning of 〜をくださる

Core meaning

honorific way to say someone of higher status gives something to the speaker

Examples

Example 1

先生が私にとても役に立つ本をくださいました。

Translation

My teacher gave me a very helpful book.

Example 2

社長が社員全員にお菓子をくださいました。

Translation

The president gave snacks to all the employees.

〜をくださる | honorific way to say someone of higher status gives something to the speaker | Daily Nihongo