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教えてください！ Although the Japanese language has a system of politeness that requires a pack of appropriate politeness levels,this does not mean that the Japanese are always polite.
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日本語には、多くの段階に適した敬語の組織があるが、（だからと言って）日本人が常に礼儀正しいというわけではない。
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