polite ways to say what are you doingとは 意味・読み方・使い方

kind way of saying something

the action of speaking just as one pleases

the condition of being a smooth talker

of the manner in which one is saying something, grumblingly

the act of speaking in a coquettish way

the act of stating something orally

a roundabout way of saying things

to communicate with another

the act of speaking contemptuously of

a comical way to speaking

an act of talking in a friendly manner

the act of carrying on talking in a boastful manner

the action of beginning to say decisively what one has been eager to say

a keenly alert way of speaking

the act of practicing what one should say before speaking

one's way of speaking to people

to correct one's manners

do the polite thing

a vigorous way of talking

the manner in which something is expressed in words

a method of communication, using shapes and movements of the fingers

an indirect way of expressing something

an expression that appropriately describes a matter

Look to your manners

the act of informing by verbal report

an eloquent speech

the way in which a person pronounces words

being flippant in speech and action

a polite way of speaking in which each word is pronounced precisely

something created as the result of one's speech