How to Say “Eat” in Hiragana (Japanese)
In hiragana, “eat” is たべる (taberu). The polite form is たべます (tabemasu), and めしあがる (meshiagaru) is the respectful word for someone else eating.
In hiragana, “eat” is たべる (taberu). The polite form is たべます (tabemasu), and めしあがる (meshiagaru) is the respectful word for someone else eating.
Put the name first, then the greeting, as in ユキ、誕生日おめでとう (Yuki, tanjōbi omedetō). With a respectful tone, add さん (san) and ございます (gozaimasu).
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